Washington Farmland Trust is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that protects threatened farmland across the state of Washington. The organization keeps land in production and makes it accessible to future generations of farmers. As an employer, Washington Farmland Trust has offered full-time, 100% remote jobs in the past. Eligible team members may receive perks and benefits, including health insurance, paid vacation and sick time, access to flexible spending accounts, professional development funds, and a monthly home office stipend. Washington Farmland Trust seeks prospective employees who share its team members’ passion for increasing land ownership and access for farmers from marginalized groups and building an inclusive farmland movement in Washington.

Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Washington Farmland Trust was founded in 1999. The organization was formed in order to chart a new path for the future of farming in Washington due to increased threats to farming from increased development, lack of affordability, and other obstacles. Formerly known as PCC Farmland Trust, Washington Farmland Trust changed its name in 2020 to reflect its increased commitment to protecting farmland across the entire state. To date, the trust has conserved 30 farm properties that total more than 3,000 acres. Washington Farmland Trust conserves farmland to provide a livelihood for farmers, support rural economies, ensure access to local food, and protect the environment.

Washington Farmland Trust is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that protects threatened farmland across the state of Washington. The organization keeps land in production and makes it accessible to future generations of farmers. As an employer, Washington Farmland Trust has offered full-time, 100% remote jobs in the past. Eligible team members may receive perks and benefits, including health insurance, paid vacation and sick time, access to flexible spending accounts, professional development funds, and a monthly home office stipend. Washington Farmland Trust seeks prospective employees who share its team members’ passion for increasing land ownership and access for farmers from marginalized groups and building an inclusive farmland movement in Washington.

Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Washington Farmland Trust was founded in 1999. The organization was formed in order to chart a new path for the future of farming in Washington due to increased threats to farming from increased development, lack of affordability, and other obstacles. Formerly known as PCC Farmland Trust, Washington Farmland Trust changed its name in 2020 to reflect its increased commitment to protecting farmland across the entire state. To date, the trust has conserved 30 farm properties that total more than 3,000 acres. Washington Farmland Trust conserves farmland to provide a livelihood for farmers, support rural economies, ensure access to local food, and protect the environment.