A two-phase Capital Campaign focused on increasing efficiency, reducing reliance on neighbors, and creating a more sustainable farming model with the goal of better serving the community. Phase one was completed in the summer of 2022. Phase two is currently in progress with a goal of being complete by the end of 2023.
With the addition of permanent structures and utilities, the Grow with Us campaign will allow us to expand our growing season and education programs, increase our food production, give more produce to those in need, and better serve our community. This 40 acre masterplan focuses on increasing efficiency, reducing reliance on neighbors, and creating a more sustainable farming model with the goal of better serving the community.
A net-zero energy goal will not only allow the farm to function responsibly as a model of sustainable farming, but also sensibly by minimizing operational costs.
We are committed to create a model for sustainability that will not only stand in alignment with the farm’s goals but enrich our educational programs. The buildings will utilize traditional timber framing, rainwater collection and reuse, renewable energy from photovoltaics and other strategies that lower their impact on the site and environment. The goals of the site development are to protect all existing trees and cultivated fields by reinforcing existing site paths and connections.
*Successfully completed summer of 2022!
TIMBER FRAME BARN currently serving as a temporary farmstand and will transition to a year-round animal barn and education center once our new farmstand, which is part of phase two, is completed.
GREENHOUSE now providing year-round vegetable production. (Previously all of our greenhouses were located off-site.)
HOOP HOUSE now aiding in the year-round vegetable production and providing additional space for growing.
UTILITIES including water, power, and telecom are now accessible at the farm. (We previously relied on our adjacent neighbors for electricity and barn space for coolers and summer program animals. Our water connection was only available above-ground, limiting cold weather use.)
YEAR-ROUND SUSTAINABLY BUILT FARMSTAND The 3,800 square-foot net-zero, energy-efficient building will be built using CLT (cross-laminated timber) and serve multiple purposes. A permanent covered space for vegetable processing will eliminate the need to transport produce, minimizing food waste; additional outdoor seating and gathering spaces for patrons to enjoy; and an outdoor classroom to provide educational opportunities for all ages.
NEW EQUIPMENT BARN to built in the back of the farm offering better storage and allowing the team to work on equipment on site.
ANIMAL BARN to be established as our education center, offering year-round animal programming and housing. (The barn is currently serving as our temporary farmstand.)


A new year-round farmstand will be created on the existing footprint. The 3,800 square-foot net-zero, energy-efficient building will serve multiple purposes and offer flexibility to fit the changing needs of the farm. Key to expanding the functionality of the farm, the farm stand will house permanent covered space for vegetable processing as well as walk-in cold storage directly adjacent to CSA and produce displays eliminating the need to transport produce, minimizing food waste. The front of house space can expand and contract with the growing season and will enable the farm to serve the community year-round with produce, a coffee station and demonstration kitchen.
DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN for community cooking, fresh from the farm meals and education programs & workshops
SOLAR PANELS placed on the roof to offset energy use.
PROPER FOOD HANDLING & STORAGE including refrigeration, a root cellar and an on-site wash station for proper food handling.
ENHANCED PUBLIC SEATING inside and out - along with a coffee bar for patrons to enjoy.
ARTISANAL PRODUCTS for purchase.
STAFF OFFICES (currently off-site interrupting a cohesive work environment)
Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent of the law. Donors may make gifts or pledges over a three-year period. Gifts of cash, securities, and other marketable property are gratefully received. Any amount helps!
If you're interested in becoming a leadership donor, or for donations of $9K+ or for multi-year giving, please contact Pam Hess, Executive Director, at 781-893-1162 or pam@landssake.org.
Leaving your legacy at Land's Sake Farm adds your name into farm history and helps us get closer to completing Phase 2 of our Capital Campaign. Inscribe a personalized name, message, or tribute on a meaningful landmark that lives on the farm. Examples include having your name engraved on a rain garden river rock, having a plaque placed on a picnic table or special bench, or honoring someone by having their name placed on a plaque in our education garden, bunny hutch, or chicken coop.These make wonderful gifts! Proceeds benefit Land’s Sake Farm and our Grow with Us Campaign.

Thanks to the support and contributions from our generous community. We wouldn't be here without you!
With help from community members like you, the Grow With Us capital campaign for Land’s Sake Farm has been able to bring year round water and electricity to the farm, and build a greenhouse and barn (currently serving as our farmstand) on site. This new infrastructure helped the farm grow more food for our community and those in need, run more programs and bring us all together more often as a community. Support from our donors and volunteers is critical for reaching our goals!
"Land's Sake has been a Weston icon for 40 years and now we have an opportunity to strengthen it and pioneer a modern community farm right here in our own backyards. This will be our legacy for the next 40 years."
—Brynja Smarason, Campaign Chair