One Percent To End Hunger Inc

Chefs to End Hunger is a non profit food recovery organization dedicated to recovering surplus food from food service operators as well as wholesalers and distributors, and diverting that food to regional charitable organizations.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 614.

Christian Helplines, Inc, sub, Gathering Industries

Gathering Industries is an Atlanta-based business providing a “re-generation” opportunity: A vocational second chance for those who seek it.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 615.

Friends of Shiloh Garden

Friends of Shiloh Garden promotes and supports food production for low and moderate-income families, and educates the public on various garden techniques.

• Urban, Community

• 616.

Community Desk Chicago

Community Desk Chicago’s mission is to advance equitable economic prosperity in collaboration with historically under-resourced communities.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 617.

Dish Sf

High-quality, permanent housing for adults who have experienced chronic homelessness.

• Civil Rights, Social Action, & Advocacy N.E.C.

• 618.

Brandworkers International Inc

Brandworkers supports NYC & NJ local food manufacturing workers to organize their workplaces into strong, worker-led unions.

IGNITE CAPITAL INC

At Ignite Capital we are working to reduce the racial and spatial wealth gap in Baltimore City.

• Human Service Organizations

• 620.

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FOOD ACTION

The Food Action Network works to connect advocate and build capacity with a network of food system actors to foster an equitable and robust local food economy a healthy and just community and a wellstewarded resilient foodshed.

• International Economic Development

• 621.

IMPACT FARMING FOUNDATION INC

SMALLHOLDER FARMERS and their families add up to two billion people which is close to a third of the global population SMALLHOLDER FARMERS grow nearly 80 of the food consumed in the developing world SMALLHOLDER FARMERS are essential for global food security reforestation womens empowerment SMALLHOLDER FARMERS grow nearly 80 of the food consumed in the developing world SMALLHOLDER FARMERS can reach their full potential through a new entrepreneurial model of development WHAT WE DO WHAT WE DO SUPPORT We provide SUPPORT for scalable agricultural innovations that connect smallholder farmers with better seeds tools and training along with access to markets credit and other services.