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Dirt’N’Nails Farms Inc. is an organization dedicated to creating non-profit farms to feed the physically and spiritually hungry; educate the public in gardening, agriculture, and faith; and shelter homeless families in a one to two year program of rehabilitation, career counseling and training, group and individual counseling, and more.

Simply giving the homeless a place to live is not enough. Simply giving the hungry food is not enough.

Training, counseling and rehabilitation are the key to stopping the cycle.

Don’t Give Up

I drove past an area much of Denver wished never existed, “The Triangle”, the other day, and my heart sank. Where I had seen maybe two dozen people, homeless and hopeless, sitting around the concrete crossroad in the middle of the city a month ago, now there is double the number. Denver passed a law…

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Where Are They All?

Consider the number. Now consider that this is only Denver I’m talking about in this video. How about where you live?  

Flower Power

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Hey, folks, I’m still working on creating the new website, but this is just to let you know that YOU can now donate to DNN via to directions. 1) You can buy your Fall planting of bulbs now and donate 50% of your sales to DNN through Flower Power Fundraising. They have a wide variety…

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The Good Seed

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For a while there, it looked like we might have to fight the IRS for non-profit status. After speaking with the board and my wife, we came up with a plan to take the fight to them on their level. The case worker wanted case law relating to a farm being a non-profit? We brought…

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One Step Forward

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Two steps back. As I write this, I find myself struggling with my own prejudices while wondering about the prejudices of someone else.   The IRS is asking for more documentation regarding DNN before making a ruling on whether or not it could have 501c3 status, however the case worker involved sounded quite adversarial and…

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