New York-based Jewish environmental organization, is Jewish Farm School's fiscal sponsor. JFS operates autonomously but maintains nonprofit status under the umbrella of Hazon. In June 2010, Nati Passow was selected to the Joshua Venture Group Fellowship for Jewish Social Entrepreneurs for his work with the Jewish Farm School. In 2010, JFS was listed in the Slingshot guide as one of the 50 most innovative Jewish organizations in North America. JFS is supported by several foundations and organizations, including Hazon, Repair the World, UJA-Federation of New York, Bikkurim, the Joshua Venture Group, the Natan Fund, the Joyce and Irving Goldman Foundation, and the Lisa and Maury Friedman Foundation. Eden Village Camp partners with JFS to run year-round farm-based, Jewish educational programs for both children and adults. JFS has been a resident of Bikkurim: An Incubator of New Jewish Ideas since July 2009, which provides office space and professional guidance to pioneering Jewish organizations. JFS runs a track on organic farming and gardening for the annual Teva Seminar for Jewish Environmental Education. References Additional References CBS, June 12, 2011, Stewards of the Earth The Forward, June 2, 2011, Row by Row: Growing a School Garden Movement USA Today, April 18, 2011, At Passover and All Year, Creative Jews Update Traditions The Forward, April 22, 2011, Beyond Bal Tashchit eJewish Philanthropy, April 7, 2011, The Power of Narrative to Drive Change New Voices, April 3, 2011, Jews and the Environment Jewcy, March 31, 2011, Jews on a Farm San Diego Jewish World, February 18, 2011, Students Studying Ethical Farming to Converge on SDJA External links Jewish Farm School Agricultural organizations based in the United States Jewish organizations based in the United States Jews and Judaism in New York (state) Rural Jewish culture