One in four families with children in the United States is struggling to put food on the table. COVID-19 increased this number. Restaurants and other markets for food closed, initially hurting farmers. Farm to Families tells the story of the creative collaboration between Rogue Valley Farm 2School, Fry Family Farm, local schools and community volunteers- joining forces to feed families in Southern Oregon's Rogue Valley.

Fionna, a plucky kid in the foster system, fights for a home and an interrupted adoption threatens to break hopeful parents Olivia and Lynn. Foster mom Agnes, and biological mom Madeline battle invisible illnesses and Karen is the caseworker that runs through it.

A wide-open space. Yet, inside a closed car, the air is suffocating. A couple argues relentlessly. This has been their mode of communication for years. The man and the woman have no sense of how violent their words and attitude. In the back seat are three silent teenagers, who have to endure this violence. There is no place for dialog. The children understood this long ago. Being subjected to this is draining. Each time they attempt to put a stop to this insanity, the blows rain down on them. So, the teenagers find their own means of escape.

A desperate man is looking for a meaning for his life and after Encountering a homeless child everything changes.

In the midst of the treacherous social protests that have paralyzed Haiti for months, a modest couple must face blocked roads and murderous gangs in the hope of finding a place to give birth safely.

Ruben and Gio have been recently adopted by Evelyn and Memo. The four of them try to create a home where the past, the bad and good memories, and the dreams in common for the future blend all together.