Business Partners

Our Partners Are an Integral Part of Wolfe's Neck Center

Our Business Partners are an integral part of Wolfe’s Neck Center. The financial support provided by our Partners supports our work to create a world where agriculture and food systems support farmer viability, thriving ecosystems and vibrant communities. Beyond financial support, our partnerships are built on trust, relationships, and values. Our Partners are an important part of our community of friends and family that makes Wolfe’s Neck Center so special. We are incredibly grateful to our Business Partners that have helped us continue to grow our impact!

Become a Business Partner

Partnership Levels

Presenting

$10,000

Supporting

$5,000

Farm Friend

$2,500

Pasture Pal

$1,000

Participating

In-kind

Benefit	Pasture Pal $1,000	Farm Friend $2,500	Supporting $5,000	Presenting $10,000	Participating In-Kind
Digital logo placement	On Business Partner webpage	On Business Partner webpage	On Business Partner webpage & banner of email newsletters	On Business Partner webpage & banner of email newsletters	On Event webpage
Invitation to Annual Business Breakfast with WNC leadership
Annual mention on social media	-	Annual	Annual	Bi-annual	-
Service opportunity for staff	-	Up to 50 staff members	Up to 50 staff members	Up to 50 staff members	-
Use of one of our facilities for staff gathering	-	-			-
Use of our campus for photo/video shoots	-	-	-		-

Become a Business Partner

While based in Freeport, our reach extends far beyond Maine. With our focus on regenerative, climate-smart practices in agriculture to create healthier ecosystems, increase farm resiliency, and build soil health to help mitigate, and adapt to the effects of a changing climate, our impact and networks are continuing to grow locally, regionally and nationally. Join us!

To learn more about being a Business Partner, please reach out to marketing@wolfesneck.org.

Business Partner Benefits

Our Current Sponsors

‘It’s a sad time to be a farmer.’

The USDA funding freeze is hitting Wolfe’s Neck Center hard. We are asking for your help to continue connecting people to agriculture and training the next generation of farmers.

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