The Federation of Southern Cooperatives is a non-profit cooperative association established in 1967, supporting Black farmers and landowners in the Southern U.S. It offers services such as land retention assistance, cooperative development, and advocacy. The target audience includes Black farmers, landowners, and cooperatives, primarily in Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana. The unique selling proposition is its focus on preserving Black land ownership and promoting sustainable agricultural practices through cooperative models, addressing historical disparities in land access and economic opportunities. The Federation also develops credit unions and engages in policy advocacy to support its members[1][2][3].