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Island CultureZ

Creating an equitable local food system in Winston-Salem, NC through cooperation and solidarity.

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This will relocate the greenhouse to 1800 E. 1st St. and provide site planning and infrastructure.

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Michael Banner

$10 USD since Nov 2021

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Marcus Hill

$5 USD since Jan 2021

Island CultureZ is all of us

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Michael Banner

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$10 USD

Marcus Hill

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$5 USD

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Today’s balance

$137,056.28 USD

Total income

$182,107.83 USD

Total disbursed

$45,051.55 USD

Estimated annual budget

$182,105.77 USD

About


 Island CultureZ is community-driven development hub and process for building back community wealth in historically neglected and excluded communities — “islands”— in Winston-Salem, North Carolina by working together in action-oriented and cooperative ways to create viable worker-owned jobs, increase market access, increase land access, and increase democratic community-control though fertile avenues of local food & agriculture.
Decades of “community development” in Winston-Salem have somehow yet to ensure equity for our communities and produce conditions that allow our people to thrive socially, physically, and economically. There sure has been a lot of talk, but equity ultimately comes down to meaningfully shifting resources and influence to those historically denied of both. Island CultureZ is a departure from what doesn’t work to pursue proven economic, social, and political practices that promote equity in all dimensions, solidarity and cooperation, sustainability, and community control & democratic decision-making.
 

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