Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.
List of non-profit organizations working on Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C. .
The Abundant Table
We are a non-profit farm in Ventura County, California that seeks to transform our food system Through our various farm-to-faith, farm-to-school, farm-to-family and CSA programs, we seek to connect people, land/creation, faith and justice.
2100
VENTURA
Minglewood Farm & Nature Preserve
Our mission is to connect students of all ages to the natural world through discovery and learning.
2100
Westfield
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Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.
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246.
SUSTAINING WAY
Sustaining Way uses education, collaboration and advocacy to create sustainable, caring and equitable communities for current and future generations.
2100
Greenville
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Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.
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247.
EQUAL HEART
Dallas based non-profit working to end hunger in the United States To support people in times of adversity .
2000
Dallas
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Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.
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248.
Living Earth Center
We are a Mankato, MN based non-profit cultivating healthy communities by growing food and connection Living Earth Center brings people of all traditions together to cultivate common ground and seek justice through education, encounter, and community agriculture.
2000
MANKATO
THE MILL AT ANSELMA PRESERVATION AND EDUCATIONAL TRUST INC
A colonial era grain mill and its buildings, available for education and events.
2000
Chester Springs
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250.
GLODEV INC
Eden Gardens Eco-Farm is a community based farm using aquaculture, hydroponics, community garden, recreational lake, camping and farmer's market.
2000
Jacksonville
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Community Service Clubs, Youth Development
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251.
Teens For Food Justice, Inc.
A school-based after-school and community health program, we train and empower teens to be hydroponic farmers and food justice ambassadors Teens for Food Justice (TFFJ) is a 501c3 nonprofit galvanizing a youth-led movement to ensure that all New Yorkers have access to fresh, healthy food and to end the cycle of health complications dramatically and unequally impacting low-income communities of color.
1986
New York
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252.
GOOD GROCER
Changing how we look at food, groceries, and being part of a community, with a whole new way of running a grocery store.
1982
Minneapolis








