About MACA🌾

Make America Cultivated Again

A movement built from the dirt up.

MACA is a grassroots initiative founded by Eden’s Edge—a small nonprofit farm in Alaska run by a disabled woman who refused to be discarded. After 20+ surgeries, 4 primary neurological & autoimmune disorders, and a lifetime of being told to “stop,” she chose purpose over pity, goats over giving up, and food production over fear.

This is not a government program. It’s a reclamation.
Of dignity. Of land. Of the right to contribute.

🐐 What We Do

MACA helps disabled individuals across America:

Start micro and small-scale nonprofit farms
Raise livestock, grow produce, and feed their communities
Reclaim purpose, independence, and pride through meaningful work

Whether it’s quail in a backyard coop or goats on open pasture, MACA farmers aren’t just producing food—they’re rebuilding resilience.

💡 Why It Matters

Too often, disabled Americans are warehoused, forgotten, or told we’re too broken to help—discarded and declared burdens to both government and society.

But the truth is:
We are still capable. Still valuable. Still willing to work, grow, and serve—if only given the chance.

MACA says otherwise.

We believe:

Purpose heals.
Food should be a right, not a luxury.
Every hand that still wants to work deserves the chance to try.

🌎 Where We’re Going

This is just the beginning.
Our long-term vision includes:

A national training hub for disabled farmers
Mobile slaughter and dairy units for larger rural producers
Food donations focused on low-income kids and schools
A network of MACA farms growing across all 50 states

✊ Join the Reclamation

You don’t have to be a farmer to help.
You just have to believe that America grows stronger when we give people the tools—not the limits—to try again.