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We founded 180° Farm as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, after realizing there was no source for clean food in our community.  We created this farm to help those fighting cancer; through education and providing clean, organically grown food.  

In 2006, we purchased property in Sharpsburg, where we envisioned building a house and starting a small farm.  Soon after the purchase, our son Mason was diagnosed with stage four Neuroblastoma, a childhood form of cancer.

As Mason began to heal, we realized we needed to do more than just grow good food for ourselves. Simply put, we had to produce healthy, organic, “clean foods” that did not contain pesticides, herbicides, hormones, or antibiotics for our community.

We also realized that many families fighting cancer may have insurance for treatment, but are financially unable to afford the lifestyle change it takes to recover and heal.  Not only does our organization give organically grown food to those families who are fighting cancer through our "Food Fight" program, but we also teach about the dangers in our current food system and nutrition.  

You can find us at the farm on Saturday mornings, where we sell fresh organic fruits and vegetables to the public.  This helps generate much needed revenue to purchase seeds, compost, organic feed, and covers operating expenses.

Thank you and God Bless!

Scott,  Nicole, Camron and Mason

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