Equipment and materials:

• Sailboats (purchased, gotten at auction, donated, borrowed, or built).
• Bike carts (folding and nonfolding).
• Bicycles (folding and nonfolding).
• Electric bicycles.
• Electric outboard marine engines.
• Diesel outboard engines.
• Skiffs, kayaks, lifeboats.
• Wind-power generator for sailboat.
• Solar panels for sailboat (foldable on awnings as well as panels).
• Sails, rigging.
• Navigation instruments.
• Tools for repair and maintenance tasks.
• Charts and books.
• Foul weather gear.
• Safety equipment.
• Fire wood for onboard wood stoves.
• Veggie oil for diesel engines.
• Diesel engines.
• Alcohol fuel for cookstoves.
• Seeds for planting more food.
• Farming implements.
• Fishing poles, tackle, nets.
• Water filters and steel water-containers or tanks.
• Water quality testing devices including measurement of plastic debris.

Work or contributions of time:

• Crew on sailboats.
• Biking crew, cart pedalers.
• Photographers, video/filmmakers.
• Journalists embedded.
• Coordinating connections between farmer or processor, neighborhood garden, and customer.
• Certification development (using terms "Sail Transported" and "Sail & Pedal Power Transported" and "Pedal Power Transported" perhaps with logo, on goods' packaging for customers and on shippers' or farms' websites or catalogs, and even restaurant menus).
• Publicizing activities for recruitment and awareness-outreach.
• Event organizing (benefit concerts, dinners of non-trucked produce and drink).
• Advisory roles (technical-engineering, food, climate change, sustainability, legal, etc.).
• Fundraiser or Development Director.
• Activism director (campaigns, anti-plastics action or reseach on river or ocean, etc.).
• Marine work (woodworking, fiberglass mending, hauling out vessel, painting, rewiring, plumbing, diving service, mechanic, sailmaker).
• Long-voyages research (setting up deliveries from tropical ports to U.S. coasts, for example).
• Online match-making for sailors, passengers, captains, CSA subscribers, farmers.
• Barter coordinator (e.g.: food in exchange for a keg of beer, or delivery-service done in exchange for some favor or object).
• Farmers, depavers, vendors (for our own Farmers Markets stalls if necessary)
• Community and Regional support (Portland E.A.T.S., Food Not Bombs or other services).

Cost items having monthly payments:

• Rent for slips. (alternative: anchoring)
• Insurance costs. (Boats that don't go into marinas do not have to be inspected or insured. Boats that have no engines don't even have to be registered, in some countries.)
• Utilities. (can be minimized as to shore power and buying propane, for example, by using home-made rocket stoves, fueled with twigs and driftwood.)