Planting Justice

“Co-founders Gavin Raders and Haleh Zandi are businees partners of another LLC Wild and Radish. Gavin Raders is also the co-manager of The Good Table, LLC.”

“Review is done initially by the President and Treasurer, and then submitted to the board for approval.”

“Documents are made available upon request within three working days.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Food Justice Education: The Planting Justice Education Team leads workshops using its self-designed curriculum in food justice, culinary arts, and permaculture design that empowers participants with the skills and knowledge they need to transform their common spaces into productive and educational organic gardens. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: 5 Acre Farm: With more than 400 trees now planted on contour in earthscape features called swales Planting Justice is now focused on supporting those trees and planting fruiting shrubs in between rows. Planting Justice is approaching the incredible milestone of having 1,000 varieties of edible plants in the soil in El Sobrante. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Fiscal Sponsorship: Lead to Life is transforming weapons into shovels for tree planting ceremonies at sites that have been impacted by violence or carry spiritual significance across Atlanta occupied lands of the Cherokee and Creek people and Oakland occupied lands of the Ohlone people. Mycelium Youth Network is dedicated to bridging the gap between increasing climate-related disasters and the abilities of young people to proactively respond. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 8: Aquaponics Farm. Planting Justice acquired the historic Neishi Brothers Nursery site at 359 105th Avenue just down the block from PJ nursery, which has been vacant for 15 yrs, as the site for its Aquaponics Incubator Farm. With support from UC Davis Aquaponics program, PJ will build an educational aquaponics farm that is estimated to produce 170,000 lbs of certified organic vegetables herbs and over 150,000 nursery starts, each year, in a community that currently has zero access to organic, affordable produce. Like PJ nursery, this farm will be led by long-term residents in deep East Oakland with barriers to employment, and as an educational incubator farm, its goal is to create a replicable and scalable model for sustainable organic food production, economic justice, re-entry job creation, frontline BIPOC leadership, and cooperative land business ownership in Environmental Justice communities. Upon completion, PJ will open-source its technology and model to support a Producers Cooperative that can replicate this project on empty lots throughout East Oakland, owned and operated by long-term residents most impacted by economic social injustice. This farm is projected to create approximately at least 12 full-time living-wage benfitted jobs for formerly incarcerated youth and adults, recent immigrants, and others with barriers to employment, while serving as an educational center that will serve over 1,000 youth and adults per year with hands-on learning in sustainable urban agriculture.”

“Amorization of intangible assets: customer list = -$99998”

“Form 990 Part I Line 19 & 22 Column Curret Year: Planting Justice solicited donations on behalf of the Good Table, LLC and made a capital contributions to the Good table,LLC. The contributions of $524,000 are counted as investments, not as exepnses. The net ending asset is therefore larger then usual. Please see Schedule R for details.”