Our WHY.

We want to feed our families delicious, fresh foods without added chemicals.

We want to know how our food is grown. 

We want our U-pick farm to pave a way for agricultural training and a sustainable food source for orphaned children in Zimbabwe. 

Why BLUEBERRIES.

“Blueberries are a crop that will yield fruit over a long period of time. If you nurture them and properly care for them, the investment will span decades. Just the way we are investing in the lives of the children in our program. 

We aren’t looking to solve long-stemming issues of hunger and poverty with a short-term investment. We are committed to the long-haul with these kids. We want to sow seeds of truth and righteousness and love. The fruit that will result will be long-lasting: eternal. “ - Dave Marrs

Our U-pick farm paves a way for agricultural training and a sustainable food source for orphaned children in Zimbabwe. 

In partnership with Help One Now, we will not only provide our Northwest Arkansas community with fresh, locally-grown food and a beautiful event venue space, but we will teach orphaned children across the globe how to do the same in their own community.

In partnership with Help One Now and their local leaders in Marondera, Zimbabwe, our farm will provide resources to train and empower teenagers and young adults to transition into adulthood with the skills that they need to succeed.  

Our farm funds Tariro Vocational Center providing training and mentorship in agriculture & livestock, wood & metal working, business management, textiles, cooking and even technology to orphaned and vulnerable teens in rural Zimbabwe. 

We deeply believe in the mission of Help One Now’s educational efforts around the globe:

If children do not have access to education, the cycle of poverty will continue in developing communities. Education is long-term development work. We are investing in a generation, planting seeds that will transform communities from within over time. Providing access to education gives students the tools they need to solve problems and overcome challenges – it fosters future leaders and builds community resilience.

This little farm of ours is a special place, with soil prayed over and tended to by so many dedicated hands. We are absolutely honored to share it with you and your family.