Moore Heritage Projects Corporation · 501(c)(3) Public Charity

Rooted in heritage,
growing community.

We empower Black Americans by fostering a profound connection with their heritage as producers and distributors of food — celebrating and amplifying the historical significance of Black contributions to agriculture.

1,500+
Volunteer & Program Hours
2.5
Acres Under Cultivation
501(c)(3)
IRS-Qualified Public Charity
"To improve lives in our community through knowledge gained from the exploration of the intersection of family history and agriculture."
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Four divisions,
one heritage

Moore Heritage Projects Corporation is organized around four working divisions — each one named for what it means to carry heritage forward: as inheritance, birthright, legacy, and endowment.

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Market Growers

Cultivating Indianapolis growing lots using traditional agricultural knowledge — from seed to Farm Stand to local markets.

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Archival & Publishing

Digitizing family and community archives — from the Edwards-Moore Family Archive to the Crispus Attucks Archive.

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Cultural Services

Preserving historic sites and community memory, including cemetery preservation, reunions, and food & nutrition programs.

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Analytics

Tracking our impact with the same rigor we bring to the land — every hour, grant, and outcome documented and accountable.

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A legacy written
in the soil

Our family has long held a deep interest in the production and distribution of food. That legacy predates our founding — it lives in the Edwards-Moore Family Archive, in land records, in the hands that worked the earth long before we had words for what they were building.

We believe in the power of connecting the past with the present. The rich history documented in our archives echoes our continued commitment to food sovereignty and community self-determination.

Explore Our Roots

From the Archives

"Our family continues to have an interest in the production and distribution of food. The article on the left was published three days after our co-founder was born."

— Moore Heritage Projects

Join the movement

There are two powerful ways to support Moore Heritage Projects and help us carry this work forward.

Volunteer

Give your time

Help with market growing, archival research, community events, and outreach. Every hour you give deepens our roots.

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Donate

Give to the mission

Your financial support funds projects, preserves archives, and keeps our community programs growing season after season.

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