Growing for the Future

Gilmore Family Farms is a proud, multigenerational farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture, fresh local produce, and building a legacy rooted in faith, family, and hard work. From our fields to your table, we grow with purpose and serve with love.

Growing fresh, local produce with purpose—and cultivating community one harvest at a time.

Fati Brown

Family Member, Farmer

I can say firsthand see how this work has transformed our lives. Tending to collards and field peas connects me to generations of resilience, and sharing those nutrient-rich harvests with neighbors reminds me daily why family nutrition matters.

Kalim Hasan

Family Member, Entrepreneur

As a small business owner, I value quality and consistency—and Gilmore Family Farms delivers both every time. Their produce not only elevates my products but their commitment to community and sustainability makes them a partner I’m proud to support.

Meet The Family

Mary Ester Gilmore’s ten descendants—each nurturing her legacy of sustainable farming, shared harvests, and wholesome nourishment for generations to come.

Dr. Annie Hasan; Ed.D., MA, M.Ed., LCAS-A,
NC CPSS, WRAP Facilitator (Course Developer)
Frank McLeod (Pop) Mary Gilmore (Tay) Helen Brown Blanche (MOG) Gilmore Dorthy (DOT) Gilmore James Gilmore (Monk) Ernistine Gales Howard Gilmore (MIT) Honey Gilmore (Honey) (GIG)
Dr. Annie Hasan; Ed.D., MA, M.Ed., LCAS-A,
NC CPSS, WRAP Facilitator (Course Developer)
Frank McLeod (Pop) Mary Gilmore (Tay) Helen Brown Blanche (MOG) Gilmore Dorthy (DOT) Gilmore James Gilmore (Monk) Ernistine Gales Howard Gilmore (MIT) Honey Gilmore (Honey) (GIG)

Planting Roots, Growing Legacy

Join as a Family Partner and help grow the Gilmore legacy while sowing seeds of purpose, unity, and generational impact.

Do you want to become a partner?

Becoming a Family Partner means investing in our shared roots, supporting the farm’s future, and leaving a legacy that feeds generations to come.

The Heart of Health and Heritage: Why The Gilmore Family Farm Matters

The Gilmore Family Farm is more than just land—it’s legacy. Rooted in tradition, love, and a deep commitment to family, our farm exists to nourish not only the bodies but also the futures of the Gilmore descendants. As stewards of this sacred soil, we are committed to cultivating fresh, nutritious food while creating economic pathways for every branch of the Gilmore family tree. Our mission is simple: feed our family, build our future, and grow together.

Why The Gilmore Family Farm is So Important:

  • 🌱 Family Nutrition First – We provide our own with fresh, locally grown produce that fuels healthy living and long-term wellness.

  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Supports 9 Gilmore Descendants – Each generation is directly nourished and empowered through our farm’s bounty.

  • 💼 Economic Empowerment – Family members can become vendors, selling products we grow and create right from the farm.

  • 🛒 Platform for Entrepreneurship – From jams to herbs to handmade goods, this farm is a launchpad for Gilmore business dreams.

  • 🤝 Unity Through Purpose – Working together on the farm deepens family bonds and fosters shared pride in what we’re building.

  • 🌾 Legacy in Every Row – Each crop represents hard work, shared vision, and a future worth fighting for.

The Power of Family Nutrition
Good food starts with love—and nothing says love like knowing your family is eating clean, natural, and homegrown. The Gilmore Family Farm is dedicated to providing fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, and farm-raised goods that strengthen bodies and uplift spirits. By feeding ourselves first, we’re taking a stand for health, longevity, and self-sufficiency for the entire Gilmore family.

Building Generational Wealth and Opportunity
This farm isn’t just feeding mouths—it’s building momentum. The Gilmore Family Farm is a platform for every family member to get involved, whether by selling farm-made products, learning valuable agricultural skills, or becoming part of the farm’s day-to-day operations. By creating space for entrepreneurship and shared ownership, we’re not just growing crops—we’re growing futures.