FAQs

What is a share?

A share, in the context of PCIF Development Cooperative Inc. refers to ownership in specific Pamoja project. When you purchase shares of a project, you become a shareholder for that specific project and acquire a portion of ownership in that project. The ownership stake is proportional to the number of shares you hold relative to the total number of shares issued for the project. Shareholders have certain rights, such as voting rights, the ability to receive dividends, and the opportunity to participate in the project's growth and success. Shares can be bought and sold within the organization, and their value can fluctuate based on various factors such as company performance, market conditions, and investor sentiment.

Is Pamoja Farms a project of PCIF Development Cooperative Inc.?

Yes, Pamoja Farms is a project owned by PCIF Development Cooperative Inc. To invest in Pamoja Farms, you must be a registered member of the Cooperative

Where is the Pamoja farms located?

Pamoja Farms is conveniently situated in the Kawartha Lakes region of Ontario, Canada, just a short hour and thirty-minute drive from Toronto.

What is the total land size of the farm?

The farm spans a total of 100 acres, with approximately 65 acres of arable land and about 35 acres designated as conservation land with protected trees.

Will I get access to land?

Certainly! Shareholders have access to the farm. We are currently developing designated members plots where Pamoja shareholders can cultivate their own food. It's important to note that all produce grown in these plots must adhere to strict organic standards, meaning no pesticides or chemicals are permitted.

What is the farm address?

1049 Sandringham Road Kawartha Lakes, Onatrio Canada K0M 2T0

What is the current zoning on the land?

The land is zoned for agriculture

Who owns the land of Pamoja Farms?

The land is owned and registered under PCIF Development Cooperative Inc., a federally registered business in Canada.

Can I visit the land?

Certainly! All visitors are required to complete, sign, and submit the waiver upon arrival. Click here to download the waiver. However, it is highly recommended that you contact us in advance to coordinate a visit with one of our farming committee members.

Can previous shareholders purchase additional shares?

Yes, Shareholders may purchase additional shares, subject to availability. Contributions made outside of membership dues are credited towards share acquisitions.

How many shares were created by the organization?

A total of 1,000 shares were released for the Pamoja project. 500 shares are available to the general public, while 500 shares represent the organization's debts (like mortgages and loans). Debt shares can only be sold once debts are fully paid, with member agreement.

Contact Us: 

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out to us at info@PCIF.ca