How Can We Serve You?

Dacha Farm began as a simple enough idea: a Northern Cincinnati based group of Orthodox Christians that grew into a living pledge to serve our neighbors in need across Northern Cincinnati, South Dayton and Springfield. 

Here in our corner of Ohio, community is soil and story alike—tended with care, shared openly, and rooted in the belief that no one should endure cold nights, empty cupboards, or bare clothing without a path to relief and hope.

We envision a space where meals are more than nourishment—they are invitations to gather, to hear a neighbor’s story, and to extend Christ-like hospitality in the old-fashioned, stubbornly generous way of Orthodox Christian practice. In our Orthodox Christian understanding, the body is a temple and mercy is a work of love that binds us to one another. So we organize warming shelters that welcome the weary, clothing drives that clothe the vulnerable, and resource fairs that connect families with lasting solutions, all with humility, prayer, and practical action.

Our outreach operates at the pace of relationships: one volunteer, one family, one shared meal at a time. We partner with local churches, schools, and neighbors who share a vision of a Southwest Ohio that cares for every resident as if they were Christ Himself. As we grow, we remain committed to mercy with accountability—transparent, prayerful, and steadfast—so that the help we offer is respectful, dignified, and empowering. Join us as we plant seeds of relief that harvest resilience, faith, and a more generous community for all who call the Greater Cincinnati and Dayton region home.