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“FJF is the most effective voice for farmworkers in the nation's capital, the most creative innovator of new program and enforcement strategies, and the most respected resource linking farm labor advocates and service providers across the nation....we are proud that it's part of the NCLR family." –Raul Yzaguirre, President, National Council of La Raza


“A lean organization with a very big impact.” –Ross Eisenbrey, Vice President and Director of Policy, Economic Policy Institute

 

 

 

 

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About Farmworker Justice - Who we are

Farmworker Justice relies on the support of people like you. Together we can help farmworkers create better lives for themselves and their families and get the dignity and respect they deserve. There are a variety of ways you can get involved:

Harvesters of Justice is a circle of individuals who share a commitment to empowering farmworkers to improve their labor rights, immigration status, health, safety, and access to justice. As a Harvester of Justice, your annual commitment of $1,000 or more supports Farmworker Justice's work in the courts, Congress, administrative agencies and farmworker communities.

Sustainers pledge regular monthly contributions of $10 or more. All Sustainers are listed in our publications and on our website, unless they prefer to be anonymous and Sustainers who donate $70 or more a month receive a complimentary ticket to our annual award reception.

A fun and unique way to support FJ is by participating in one of our fundraiser charity auctions on eBay. Get cool stuff, help Farmworker Justice, all at the same time!

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Are you a native Spanish speaker? We're working on making our websites increasingly bilingual. Help us out! If you're interested in helping us translate materials on our website into Spanish or other languages, please contact our Communications Coordinator, Barb Howe.