WE NOT ME FARMS MINISTRIES INC. has a broad long-term vision involving wholesome food, farming, practical education, recycling, community service, and disaster-relief capacity. But responsible work begins with one achievable project, clearly described. Our first priority is the planned Panacea Community Store in Panacea, Florida.
The store is intended to give clean donated goods a second life while keeping useful merchandise affordable. Our promise is simple: individual donated thrift-store merchandise will be priced at $5 or less. Clothing, household goods, books, toys, tools, kitchen items, and other useful donations should remain within reach of working families, seniors, veterans, parents, and neighbors.
We are raising $25,000 for documented startup needs including occupancy costs, fixtures, shelving, clothing racks, checkout equipment, insurance, utilities, transportation and merchandise logistics, signs, opening supplies, and a reasonable operating reserve. The campaign budget is published on our Givebutter page so supporters can see how the goal was built.
Financial gifts are only one way to help. We are also seeking clean resale merchandise, retail shelving, racks, hangers, carts, baskets, computers, printers, checkout equipment, storage equipment, signs, cleaning supplies, transportation assistance, professional services, volunteers, and introductions to churches, businesses, foundations, farmers, and community organizations.
The storefront is not open yet. Pickup, delivery, volunteer work, and equipment donations must be arranged with the ministry in advance. We will continue publishing real milestones and photographs as they happen, without presenting future plans as completed work.
Panacea is the beginning. If this first store is established responsibly, it can create a practical foundation for broader community programs over time. We invite supporters at every level to help open the first door.