About King's Legacy Farm
King's Legacy Farm LLC has become a beacon of hope and sustenance for those in need. We believe everyone deserves access to fresh, nutritious food. Our mission is to build stronger, healthier, and more vibrant families by addressing food insecurity and promoting healthy eating.
Our Farming Approach
At King's Legacy Farm, we are committed to sustainable and organic farming practices. We prioritize the well-being of the land, animals, and the community. Our approach ensures that we provide the highest quality, nutrient-rich produce to our customers while preserving the environment for future generations.
Goals & Objectives
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Provide Healthy Food Alternatives: We strive to offer a variety of fresh, nutritious options to our community, ensuring everyone has access to healthy food choices.
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Reduce Food Insecurity and Disparities: By supplying affordable and donated produce, we aim to alleviate hunger and bridge the gap for those facing food insecurity.
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Improve Personal Health Outcomes: Our fresh produce contributes to better health outcomes, fostering wellness and vitality in our community.
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Educate Residents About Healthy Eating and Living: We believe in the power of knowledge and provide resources and education to help residents make informed choices about their diet and lifestyle.
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Offer Training for Growing and Preparing Fresh Foods: Empowering individuals with the skills to grow and prepare fresh foods is a cornerstone of our mission, promoting self-sufficiency and healthy living.
Join Us in Cultivating Change
Are you passionate about sustainable agriculture and food security? Join us in cultivating change. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or a novice enthusiast, there are various ways to get involved and support our mission. Together, we can sow the seeds of a healthier, more food-secure future.
Our History
King’s Legacy Farm was officially branded in 2023, but it began years ago at the home of King and Jennie Rhodes on Burnt Fort Road in White Oak, Georgia. Their home and grounds served as a place of small-scale gardening and community sharing. King Rhodes was known for always having a nice garden, particularly for producing an over-abundance of several varieties of greens year after year, which he never sold, but generously gave away to neighbors and virtually anyone who asked. Today, owners, Janice (King’s daughter) and Darrell Casey, have turned the land into a farm, paying tribute to the man who set the precedent for the community ministry. King’s Legacy Farm has been developed as a beacon of hope and sustenance in the community and beyond, seeking to provide others access to fresh foods, nutritious eating, and knowledge about healthy living.