Take Action
"Experience is clear. Farm worker life will not improve by acts of compassion alone. They are important but they are not enough. Basic justice comes through contracts negotiated and managed by workers in their own unions." -Sam Trickey, NFWM Board
Explore the sections below for ways you, your congregation or your community organization can stand with farm workers in their struggle for for equality, freedom, and justice.
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Plan a Farm Worker Celebration
NFWM encourages supporters to participate in a tradition of the farm worker movement. We are offering all the materials you'll need to host a sacrificial meal honoring the hands that harvest our food. 
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Plan a Farm Worker Sabbath Worship Service for your congregation or community and raise an offering to support the work of NFWM. Resources that can be used at the service are available at Worship Resources in English or Spanish
Organize Locally
Educate Within Your Communities: Educate members of your congregation or community organization and seek the endorsement of current farm worker boycotts and campaigns. These endorsements are vital for the success of farm worker efforts.
Join With Others: NFWM works with congregations and community organizers in many parts of the U.S. to gather support for the field organizing of farm worker organizations. Let us know if you want help finding your nearest farm worker support group.
Pray and Reflect
Prayer and reflection are the basis of our work and an important support. We provide several prayer resources.
Volunteer
Sharing your time and talents to further the mission of NFWM is an invaluable way to be in solidarity with farm workers in their struggle for justice.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the national office or the state office closest to you (see Contact Us). You can be of service in the office and/or in the field.
Donate to NFWM
NFWM is a faith based non-profit organization under 501(c) (3). Any financial or in-kind donations are tax-exempt to the extent permissible by law. More information available here. Or, donate online through Network for Good.
