Our Staff
Elizabeth Green, Executive Director
Liz (she/her) returned to Three Sisters in November 2020 in a new role as Executive Director, and brings nine years of active farming experience in eastern Massachusetts (including as Three Sisters’ founding farmer in 2015 and 2016!). She transitioned out of full-time farming in 2016 and spent the next four years supporting farmers at The Trustees' agriculture program, managing their vegetable farms statewide. Before farming, Liz worked in policy, advocacy, and community organizing. Liz is proud to make Gloucester, Mass. her home.
Lucy Toyama, Farm Co-Manager
Lucy (she/her) is returning for 2025 for her fifth season at Three Sisters and is a transplant to the North Shore by way of California. With a background in agricultural research and a recent degree focusing on sustainable food systems, she is ecstatic to continue farming at Three Sisters! In her free time, she enjoys cooking, being outdoors, hanging with friends, and lounging at home.
Anna, Farm Co-Manager
Anna (she/her) is returning in 2025 to Three Sisters and lives in North Andover with her family and her cat, Kobe. She graduated from Smith College in 2021, where she studied classics and education. When she’s not on the farm, she enjoys baking and sharing meals with family and friends. This will be Anna’s 6th season at Three Sisters and she’s so happy to be back again growing food with you all!
Amy Tong, Co-Assistant Farm Manager
Amy (they/them) is over the moon to return to Three Sisters in 2025 for their 3rd season, which will be their fifth season farming overall. To them, farming feels like ancestral work — a way to hold big fistfuls of time, be in relation to those who have lived before, and realize all that is possible ahead of us. When they're not farming, they love biking around and befriending animals.
Coco, Co Assistant Farm Manager
Coco (she/her) is so excited to return for a 3nd farming season at Three Sisters in the 2025 season! Coco is from Middleton and graduated from Essex Tech’s Sustainable Horticulture in May 2024, and she was a co-op student with Three Sisters in the 2023-2024 school year. When not farming, Coco enjoys spending time outside and making treats for family and friends.
Jules Grant, Partnerships Coordinator
Jules (she/her) is an Ipswich resident who has worked across education, land conservation, and agriculture philanthropic sectors. Her skills in program development and building impactful partnerships are well suited for Three Sisters' growth trajectory. No stranger to our mission, she has been an active volunteer and supporter of TS for the past 7 years. Jules is a mom of two free-range children and enjoys being on the water, in the dunes, and making beautiful salads to share.
Sandy Bemis, Outreach Coordinator
Sandy (she/her) is a photographer and artist whose creative pursuits are deeply inspired by her love for nature and wellness. She is a committed advocate for food justice and sustainable, equitable living. As a mother and grandmother rooted in the North Shore community, Sandy brings a nurturing spirit and artistic vision to all she does. Her work reflects a harmonious blend of creativity, care, and a commitment to making a positive impact.