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About Us
A parking lot conversation gave rise to the idea for the Goosefoot Community Fund just over 20 years ago. A thriving South Whidbey community will always be our number one priority.
The Liberation of Color II: Work by Ian Joseph Jackson
On view through February 26, 2024
Through a wide spectrum of color and style, Jackson's vibrant, timely work captures the emotion and complexity of the encounter between the historical, the archetypal, and the human.
Whidbey Island Farm Stand Now Online
Goosefoot is proud to announce the release of the 2020 Whidbey Island Roadside Farm Stand, Farm Store & Farmers Market Directory. This free brochure is available in print and online at whidbeyfarmstands.com.
2022 Annual Report
Our staff and board worked hard in 2022 to lay a strong foundation for big changes and new programs in the new year ahead!
News & Happenings
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Maintaining Our Funding Stream
Goosefoot is unusual for a nonprofit organization in that we are self-sufficient and no longer rely on outside funding to fulfill our mission.
Towards Becoming an Anti-Racist Organization: Why are companies quitting?
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs have been around a long time, but the number of groups offering DEI workshops and trainings increased exponentially after the murder of George Floyd and in response to the Black Lives Matter movement. More recently, however, the news has been full of stories about corporations and organizations backing away from their commitment to DEI, siting costs or ineffectiveness. But is that true? Do we no longer need to work on DEI? (Spoilers: no.)
The Art of Whidbey Ren Faire
On view through July 14
Experience a world where dragons, mermaids, fairies, and royalty personally welcomed visitors to the recent Whidbey Ren Faire, led by local textile artist Doe Stahr.
Art for All: An $100 and Under Art Show
On view through January 7, 2024
A way for folks to find truly one-of-a-kind gifts at affordable prices while also supporting their friends and neighbors.
Art with a Message
Whidbey Island high school students art show