Sustainable farming Leverage the organization’s farming program and collaboration with Agrarian Trust to offer scalable land access, equipment donations, and training services that support new American farmers and expand sustainable production.

Community expansion Target growth opportunities in Lewiston and surrounding Maine communities through partnerships with refugee support networks, cultural programming, and transitional services that can be bundled with agricultural and food security initiatives.

Digital engagement Capitalize on existing tech stack (Shopify, email platforms, CRMs, and cloud services) to propose integrated donor marketing, e-commerce for farm produce or merch, and data-driven fundraising campaigns.

Grant readiness Position SBCAM as a grant-ready partner with proven recognition in food sovereignty prize and a 107-acre farming asset, enabling joint proposals for rural development, nonprofit collaboration, and agricultural infrastructure funding.

Revenue potential Explore multi-channel revenue opportunities such as wholesale farm produce, training programs, consulting for refugee agricultural programs, and sponsored community farming initiatives to align with their revenue range and growth trajectory.