Help Grow Another Year at Waltham Fields
As another growing season comes to a close, we're already looking ahead to the next one. Our farmers are planning for the fields, our educators are preparing for another year in the Learning Garden, and our Food Access team is thinking about how we'll continue bringing fresh, locally grown vegetables to more of our neighbors.
Your year-end gift helps support the people and programs behind that work, from caring for the land and growing food to welcoming volunteers and sharing the harvest throughout our community.


Other Ways To Give
Mail a Check
To make a gift by mail, please make your check payable to Waltham Fields Community Farm and send it to:
Waltham Fields Community Farm
P.O. Box 540370
Waltham, MA 02454
Give Through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
We welcome gifts through donor-advised funds! To recommend a grant to Waltham Fields Community Farm, please provide your DAF provider with the following information:
Legal Name: Community Farms Outreach Inc.
EIN: 04-3261186
If you have any questions, please contact us at walthamfields@communityfarms.org.
Make a Planned Gift
Including Waltham Fields Community Farm in your estate plans is a meaningful way to support the Farm for years to come. We're grateful to those who consider leaving a lasting gift to help sustain our work.
To learn more about planned giving or discuss your intentions, please contact us at walthamfields@communityfarms.org.
Donate an Auction Item
Our annual spring fundraiser, Sprout, features both silent and live auctions. We welcome donations of goods, services, and experiences from local businesses, organizations, and individuals.
If you're interested in contributing an auction item, please contact walthamfields@communityfarms.org. We'd love to hear from you!
Donate Goods and Supplies
We often welcome donations of gently used tools, equipment, and kitchen supplies that can be put to good use at the Farm.
If you have items you'd like to donate, please email walthamfields@communityfarms.org to see if they're a good fit for our current needs.
We're grateful for your in-kind support!
Become a Sponsor
Partner with Waltham Fields Community Farm! We welcome opportunities to work with businesses and organizations that want to support the Farm and connect with our local community.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at walthamfields@communityfarms.org.
Become a Waltham Fields Member
Membership is another way to support Waltham Fields and stay involved with the Farm. Members receive benefits including early access to CSA registration, voting rights at our Annual Meeting, and discounts on workshops and other activities.
Whether you're joining for the first time or renewing your membership, we're grateful for your support.
Our Community Partners
We're grateful to the local businesses, foundations, and organizations that support Waltham Fields. Their generosity and partnership help sustain the work happening at the Farm, from growing food and caring for the land to education and food access programs.
Interested in Becoming a Partner? We welcome opportunities to work with businesses and organizations that want to support Waltham Fields and connect with our community. To learn more, email walthamfields@communityfarms.org.
Business & Community Partners
- Presenting Sponsor: Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management
- Bank of America
- Cityside Subaru
- Gibbous
- Mass General Brigham Newton Wellesley Hospital
- Symetra
- The Village Bank
- Watertown Savings Bank
- Wegmans
- Basil Tree Catering
Foundation Partners
- Alice Willard Dorr Foundation
- Cambridge Savings Bank
- Community Foundation for MetroWest
- DCU For Kids
- Jones Partnership Fund at First Parish in Waltham
- M & T Foundation
- Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation
- Mount Auburn Hospital
- Needham Bank
- New England Farmer Microgrants Program
- Paul and Edith Babson Foundation
- PTC
- Project Bread
- Sanofi Genzyme
- Sincere Foundation
- The Adelard A. and Valeda Lea Roy Foundation
- Viney Wallach Foundation
- Waltham Community Foundation
- Waltham Cultural Council
- Wild Geese Foundation

