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Overview
The 2026 SAFSF Forum is a pivotal gathering for funders across various sectors, including philanthropy, community finance, and investment. This conference emphasizes collaboration among peers and practitioners, focusing on innovative approaches to mobilizing impact capital for transforming food systems.
Location and Context
Set in Savannah, Georgia, the Forum highlights the region's rich cultural heritage, including Afro-Indigenous stewardship and Gullah Geechee traditions. The U.S. South serves as a critical area for food production and faces significant challenges such as climate change, land loss, and economic disinvestment. The Forum aims to address these pressing issues while fostering a sense of solidarity and shared purpose among attendees.
Key Themes
Participants will explore topics related to food justice, supply chain sustainability, and community-led solutions. The event will feature keynote speakers, including Stephen Satterfield, host of Netflix's High on the Hog, who will share insights on the intersection of food, culture, and history.
Registration and Participation
Early bird registration is available until March 31, 2026, encouraging attendees to secure their spots at a discounted rate. The Forum promises to be a transformative experience, offering networking opportunities and field-based learning that can lead to actionable solutions in sustainable agriculture and food systems. For more details, visit the event website.
