Slow Money

Slow Money is a non-profit organization based in Brookline, Massachusetts, with a team of 5 to 9 employees. The organization focuses on connecting investors with local food systems within the United States. They facilitate investments in small food enterprises, promoting sustainable and ethical practices within the agriculture and food production sectors. To date, Slow Money has helped channel over $56.5 million into more than 625 small food businesses across the country. Slow Money distinguishes itself through its national gatherings, regional events, and local activities. These events aim to build community, educate participants about sustainable food systems, and foster connections between investors and food entrepreneurs. The organization also promotes the Slow Money Principles, a set of guidelines for responsible and ethical investing in local food systems. These principles have garnered support from over 33,170 individuals. For more information or to get involved with Slow Money, you can visit their website at slowmoney.org.