Housing & Harvesting Hope
Permanent housing + farm employment for Oklahoma's homeless neighbors. Founded in 2026 · Christian-based · rooted in redemption and land stewardship.
Our Mission
Bread of Life Farms exists to help individuals and families experiencing homelessness achieve stability and self-sufficiency. We acquire and develop land for certified agricultural production, grow and sell farm products, and use the proceeds to fund compassionate programs including sack lunches, food boxes, food pantries, and structured encampments with restrooms, showers, and supportive services.
Through practical help and life skills development, we walk alongside participants — and upon successful completion of our program, we assist them in obtaining a small piece of land and building a tiny home so they can transition into long-term independence.
Our Land Development Stages
Beginning Phase: July 2026
Getting Started
As of this month, Bread Of Life Farms is officially forming as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Oklahoma. We are currently identifying initial land leases, building our advisory committee, and recruiting founding partners. Your prayers, mentorship, and volunteer hands will help us break ground. Together, we can turn empty fields into sanctuaries of restoration.
Volunteer · Become the Hands of Hope
We are in the early formation stage, and we need a community of compassionate servants. Your time and presence can change lives.
Mentors & “Open Ear” Companions
We need mentors for homeless individuals — people willing to simply be an open ear. Many future residents have experienced isolation and trauma. We need Christian mentors willing to walk alongside them: to listen, pray, share life skills, and offer consistent emotional support.
- One-on-one discipleship & encouragement
- Assist with goal setting (education, finances, health)
- Just being an open ear, without judgment
Farm & Facility Builders
Before residents arrive, we need to construct the physical heart of the community — campsites, trails, kitchens, and more.
- Building primitive campsites for retreats & transitional phases
- Creating accessible nature trails across farmland
- Kitchen duties for volunteer crews and future community dinners
- Erosion control, fencing, greenhouse assembly
- Compost station construction & gardening infrastructure
No experience necessary — just a willing heart and hands.
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” — Matthew 25:40