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Nonprofits›Recirculating Farms Coalition

Food, Agriculture & Nutrition

Recirculating Farms Coalition

NEW ORLEANS, LA

Website View as a funder

Total revenue

$577K

Total expenses

$494K

Net assets

$1.8M

Grants received

$2.2M

17 grants

EIN

452440083

Tax year

2024

Mission

The organizations mission is to advocate and test recirculating farm and other agriculture technology and educate the public of its benefits to the environment and green job creation possibilities.

Programs

3 programs

RESEARCH & TRAINING: The purpose and goals of this program are as follows. 1) To develop educational materials and programs to teach recirculating farming. 2) Build a model farm as a training center 3) Host farmer training and workshops. 4) Support research into alternative natural feed sources for farmed fish to replace the use of wild fish for protein.

Expenses: $209KGrants: $50K

ADVOCACY: The purpose and goals of this program are as follows. 1) Creating an awareness for need for federal funding and other support for research and development of recirculating farms. 2) Promoting recirculating farms as an alternative to ocean fish farming. 3) Establishing clear standards for permitting, monitoring, labeling and operation of recirculating farms. 4) Supporting access to healthy fresh food for low income and underserved communities and children especially in school food programs.

Expenses: $29K

DONT CAGE OUR OCEANS: The purpose and goals of this program are as follows. Raising awareness and providing educational information on the development of industrial offshore aquaculture in the United States and its impacts on the environmental and coastal communities.

Expenses: $2K