Benevolence Farm provides housing to women and gender expansive people leaving prisons with a place to live, work, and reestablish themselves in North Carolina. Most residents live in the Farm House for six months to two years, post-release from a North Carolina prison. For people who cannot be accommodated on the farm property due to capacity limitations, staff work to find transitional housing in the community.
Eligibility: Women and gender expansive people of all conviction histories and incarceration lengths are welcome to apply to Benevolence Farm.
To download an application, click here. For more information about the application process or assistance, please contact hello@benevolencefarm.org.
If you would like to directly support the material needs of the women on the farm, please consider donation of items on our Amazon wishlists here and here.
The Tiny Home Community
Benevolence Farm is constructing seven tiny homes to provide independent housing on our 13-acre property. Read about the Tiny Home Community.