Find Food Agriculture & Nutrition Nonprofits and Charities

  linda23 wrote:

It was a wonderful trip! This group loves the Guatemalan people they care for. their work is hands on. There are so many programs that any one if they want to can find a way to help in a way that works for everyone. Here you learn that it really is true... more »

  Jamie wrote:

The Society of St. Andrew is a wonderful organization ensuring that food does not fallow in the fields. Instead, it saves food from going to waste and gets it to those most in need of fresh produce in the local community. SOSA operates with minimal... more »

  kamsgma wrote:

As Chairperson of Harvest of Talents for World Hunger, now in its 28th year, I can attest to the integrity of I.D.E.S. because of personally knowing the staff and a board member (both past and present). The dedication of the staff and board to the I.D.E.S.... more »

  Kathy60 wrote:

The Partnership for Food Safety Education offers critical information to all of us about how to handle food safely. The simple messages of clean, separate, cook, and chill help us know exactly how we can protect ourselves and our families easily and effectively.... more »

  Artemis M. wrote:

Amazing group of compassionate, caring and lovely folks. Well deserving of recognition. more »

  gary-barth wrote:

Our surgical team was able to perform 300 cataract surgeries a day when I first joined. The backlog of cataracts in the rural valley slowly was reduced and paid quality cataract surgery began to support the charity surgery. The expanded role of a dental... more »

  flyingfibers wrote:

I have had the opportunity to witness the work of The Livestock Conservancy on several occasions. This group of passionate individuals works hard to preserve heritage livestock throughout the United States. Without their work and dedication many breeds... more »

  laurak4 wrote:

IHF is distinct from other NGO’s in this field as we practice the ‘Pass it on’ ethos in marginalized regions. I volunteered for the Thailand center in Chang Rai which houses 12 young people ranging from 8 to 17. I am currently undertaking the position... more »

  CLE8 wrote:

Alway cordial comunications and polite updates on their needs and activites. Much needed for our native youths. Please add to your charity giving too? more »

  Sheryl Davis wrote:

The program is awesome, allows youth to give back to the community and learn about the environment, as well as nutrition (eating healthy, living gardens) more »

  Jeff C.6 wrote:

I've been working with Move For Hunger (MFH) for 7yrs. With MFH assistance we have collected more than 100,000lbs of food for locally communities. MFH is easy to work with, very dependable and has been a huge value add for our company. We currently work... more »

  Jennifer87 wrote:

Hunger Relief International is leading the way in best practices for humanitarian aid. The services they provide enable families to develop skills and obtain life sustaining products to better provide for their families so they will not be forever dependent... more »

  BellaFortuna wrote:

Gentle World is unlike any non-profit that I had volunteered for before. Two years ago I joined the crew to help for three weeks and I loved it so much I'm still volunteering for them today. My experience with Gentle World was and continues to be truely... more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) has been feeding hungry families for several decades and is considered the primary charity of the north Clark County Washington community. Their board is more dedicated than any other board I know, and they work... more »

  GOD PROVIDES Ministry Inc. wrote:

God Provides is a caring organization, big hearts doing big things through out Los Angeles County and beyond. Native American Food bank distributing food to local Tribes and feeding the homeless daily. Providing free clothing and turing away noone in... more »

  Stackie16 wrote:

Hope Project works diligently to change lives for the better. We were able to take a trip to Nicaragua and not only see where many donated dollars go, but able to work alongside the founders who live to make a change in the World. We saw people come together... more »

  Liz M Smith wrote:

It's been a pleasure to work with Rick (the founder) and the other board members! I can tell you that this organization is very honest and well run. Rick has dedicated a ton of his time and personal resources to start this mission and does not take... more »

  ActuallyJZ wrote:

FRESHFARM is an essential organization in the Mid-Atlantic region, connecting community members to local farmers, promoting sustainable agriculture, providing gardening, cooking, and nutrition education for local students, and increasing food access and... more »

  ckemp wrote:

Top notch organization, the real deal! 91 cents of every dollar donated reaches the children they serve. Their heart is serving orphans and vulnerable children worldwide, This organization feeds 10,000 children a day - every day, nourishing body and soul.... more »

  Janetflynch wrote:

I have been involved as a volunteer with Granny’s Garden School since 2004. I’ve done every job imaginable with the program, from baking vegetable based baked goods for our bake sales, planning and working at our events, promoting our events, working... more »

  smasters16 wrote:

My very first experience with Community Combined Ministries (CCM) was Community Day in the Park a few years ago. I was overwhelmed with all of the free food and resources being given to the community by this ministry. I remember when my family started... more »

  IrfanAhmed wrote:

Health and Nutrition Development Society has developed during the last 35 years into one of the largest not-for profit organizations of Pakistan. Under the dynamic Chairmanship of renowned Prof.A.G.Billoo (Sitara-e-Imtiaz), and leadership of senior management,... more »

  012233445 wrote:

Eastie Farm has done amazing work in the East Boston community. It started when a small group turned an abandoned lot into a community garden. I helped pull out lots of Japanese knotweed in that garden in the early years. Since then, Eastie Farm has... more »

  Paul G.1 wrote:

Yes! I am so excited to have found this page. My introduction to Irie Kids is when a couple I know were going to St. Lucia for thier honey moon. They posted to local friends requesting we pitch in to help these kids get freshs drinking water to thier... more »

  KateStalker wrote:

Seven years ago near my house, sat a 2 block hodgepodge of vacant post-industrial parcels, only a mile from the Capitol. I watched as the Center for Resilient Cities (then called the Urban Open Space Foundation) slowly aquired each. After years of input,... more »

  amertz wrote:

Revision is one of the most humble and altruistic organizations I have encountered in my experience with both the professional world and the non-profit sector. They genuinely do everything in their power to better the lives of those around them. Whether... more »

  tecexl wrote:

Technology Exchange Lab offers a great service to help users find low-cost solutions to problems of poverty free of cost and is unique because they offer completely unbiased options over a wide range of sectors. I have found TEL to be particularly useful... more »

  AQHA wrote:

I was a volunteer for east point horspice. I am saddened so see how bad the living conditions have become for the horses they claim to rescue. Every year this organization does an annual fund raiser to help raise money for the care of neglected and unwanted... more »

  pfhofland wrote:

I volunteered with Service NC State in Raleigh NC and we packaged meals for Stop Hunger Now. It was such a fun experience! The CEO spoke at our event and his passion and love for this organizations mission drove everyone to work hard and exceed our... more »

  mpitre wrote:

I’ve always wanted a place to serve and live out my faith. Thankful to know that my time, money, and efforts are making an impact. more »

  Tammy_R wrote:

Why we’ve done 2 food drives for the Food Equality Initiative within the last 6 months.My daughter is my world and I would do anything to give her good health, happiness and normalcy... No child should have to settle for less. But when... more »

  calvinmcaward wrote:

This was a very fruitful experience and I am very grateful to have the opportunity to go on this trip with this organization. more »

  nancy wrote:

H.O.M.E. fills a void that no other nonprofits in Chicago address -- the dignity of older pesons who have worked hard their whole lives but find themselves living in poverty while battling the challenges of aging. Staff are compassionate and the agency... more »

  Martha37 wrote:

I think what this foundation is doing for local families is amazing. Everyone should rally behind them with love, support and donations to keep them going. more »

  volunteerx33 wrote:

It is amazing what this small intentional community can do. Maybe it is because of a lot of help from people with so-called disabilities as well as others, and an emphasis on a wholesome life of service. Raising biodynamic food, helping with neighborhood... more »

  Lazarus wrote:

GRACE USA through its sister organization GRACE Africa is doing plausible job among the grassroots communities in Kenya. Through its Naisula Education programme GRACE has been able to take orphans like me who had lost hope back to school and help... more »

  Danikanyc wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Plants on wheels during thanksgiving evening, giving food to the less fortunate, was really comforting be part of this beautiful cause and enjoyable to see people's gratitude more »

  My1wish wrote:

Filled with gratitude, I have always wanted to "give back" to others. When I retired and found Daystar, I was impressed first with the very high percentage (95%) of contributions going back to the community. In selecting a non-profit to work with, it... more »

  mckennaknight wrote:

My family and I found HIP through our son’s school. HIP offered Healthy HIP Packs making sure students were well nourished on weekends. We thought what an amazing program that ultimately benefited the entire student body and staff. We started volunteering... more »

  bonniebenham wrote:

The Adolescent Community of Santa Cruz Montessori, Wavecrest, has been visiting Live Earth Farm one day a week for the last three years. The students are guided through four work projects at the farm: art, farm economy, field studies, and health and wellness.... more »

  esinnaeve wrote:

PBNM is an amazing organization committed to improving the heath of the community through education and sharing information on whole food plant based eating. I love their cooking demos and how they organize food drives. They go out of their way to help... more »

  gmackillop16 wrote:

The Open Door and their team of staff and volunteers under the guidnace of Executive Director Julie Lafontaine are leaders in addressing the challenges faced by vulnerable and underserved populations across Cape Ann. Innovative, compassionate, dedicated,... more »

  charluv2011 wrote:

Culver City Palms Meals on Wheels is probably one of the Best Volunteer experiences I have ever had. The staff and volunteers are super nice and welcoming it’s like a little family. They had a pizza picnic for the volunteers at the park and had a pizza... more »

  DonagheyA wrote:

It pains me to see food go to waste when I know there are hungry people in our community. I also enjoy preserving food for storage for my families reserves. The Eugene Area Gleaners is an amazing nonprofit group that brings my love for gardening and... more »

  johnmcarter wrote:

I've had the privilege to serve with Heaven's Reach on two occasions and am grateful for those opportunities to see the marvelous work they do for the people of Honduras. From teaching sustainable agricultural methods, managing medical clinics, and planting... more »

  Fluffy-Kath wrote:

I have frequently donated to Compassion in World Farming. It is a truly amazing farm animal welfare and environmental charity which aims to end the Factory Farming of all animals. Cruelty and torture is endured by every animal which is factory farmed.... more »

  Bill wrote:

I have known the leadership both here in the US as well as on the ground around the world for more than 25 years. Our work is planted firmly in our commitment to ensuring that rural communities have adequate healthy food. We will encourage and facilitate... more »

  pjett wrote:

Working with Linda and Cpt. Paul Sipe was very exciting They both made it very easy to work with them. This organization is very important and Linda you are a ANGEL! Thank you for giving United Healthcare the opportunity to show our appreciation to... more »

  s.jones wrote:

Exceeds all expectations in the areas of transparency, accountability and impact. Truly amazing work. Thank you! more »

  mba8 wrote:

Biggest bang for the buck. Ninety-nine percent of the animals killed in the United States each year are slaughtered for human consumption. Vegan Outreach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to expose and end cruelty to animals through... more »

  Jim Gilmore wrote:

SeaShare is the only non-profit working with the U.S. seafood industry to solicit donations of fish for hunger relief programs. The six Seattle-area seafood companies that I represent joined together more than a decade ago, pledging to provide one million... more »

  Traveller6 wrote:

I visited Chocola, Guatemala in 2010 and witnessed firsthand the positive impact Seeds was already having on the community — and on individual people, particularly women and young children, who are some of the most vulnerable community members. I admired... more »

  louisecourts wrote:

A wonderful staff team who moves mountains each week, ensuring that hunger is addressed and alleviated. Very grateful for their existence. more »

  Christy48 wrote:

Hartford Food Systems is a phenomenal community organization with a wide range of positive food based impacts on the community. They create accessible nutrition through their mobile market, food education through little city sprouts - a program for youth... more »

  Michael wrote:

A World Aware Inc. teaches business classes to the truly poor of the world. After just the first of a series of these classes, students have had the knowledge and confidence to step out and start their own business, apply for positions they were not... more »

  donnaguillemette wrote:

Loaves and Fishes has been part of my life since 2018. The volunteers are a mixed group. Many retired, many doing community service and many high school students. Everyone is compassionate and the clients are treated with respect. Most of the clients... more »

  make212F wrote:

First Fruits Farm is an amazing organization that serves the community well. The hearts of those who run this organization are that of love and caring for EVERYONE they come in contact with. They are always looking for ways to serve and do more for... more »

  Heidi Nau B. wrote:

Fill Ministries is aptly named as it fills a need to feed hungry families so well! It is a welcoming and well organized ministry that makes it easy for adults, teens and even families to serve together. I have volunteered with my church group and we... more »

  Fatimah S. S. wrote:

For more than two years I have worked with RAFI USA staff and leadership as an equity consultant. I have found both the leadership and staff of RAFI USA to be attentive, dedicated and motivated to do the hard work of diversity, equity, inclusivity and... more »

  Leader1 wrote:

CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY - Our troop has been to Camp Tonkawa on 3 separate camp occasions. We loved everything except the outdoor kitchen and food preparation methods. There is no refrigeration, no running water and the conditions of the equipment... more »

  Myrtle wrote:

I love Square Foot Gardening Foundation because I feel they are doing wonderful work around the world. Their goal is to end world hunger by teaching people how to garden. It is a very great thing, not the old-fashioned way of gardening in a row. This... more »

  sirmike001 wrote:

Hi, I am Teacher Michael of Palayuhan High School. Farm Tech is a non-government organization that helping a community through charitable works. In our school, Farm Tech shares voluntary teaching sessions that enhance our learners in the field of communication... more »

  epicuriouscat wrote:

Ideagarden was founded with the mission of creating the most nourishing and fertile environment for the seeds of innovative ideas to grow. With each of its projects, including Plant Futures with which I am most familiar, the catalyst is always about supporting... more »

  noblesam wrote:

I totally love everything about the Sustainable Earth Project. I have seen their farm, I have seen them at work, I have heard about their vision, and I have seen them teach. This is something super special here in Gainesville. Keep up the good... more »

  wtdixon3 wrote:

I am a WSU Master Gardener who has been a volunteer for the Foundation since 2012. We are currently running a Food Garden Drive to raise funds to build another 50 food gardens for low-income families in our communities. If you are interested in donating,... more »

  amvolanaki wrote:

Great subject and very useful programs. I liked the approach and also the information FSC aims to give to the beneficiaries. Food security is a cause that concerns every single part of the world. I also loved the articles and the info shared on the organization’s... more »

  BGJohnson wrote:

As creating community gardens as become the rage, this organization offers over 30 years of experience in starting and SUSTAINING community gardens. Check out the material on their website! more »

  clairbaxter wrote:

My family and I have enjoyed both their convenient weekly pick-up orders as well as their catering services and it never disappoints. What's truly inspiring is that all of this mouthwatering cuisine is prepared in a certified kitchen by immigrant... more »

  celijelly wrote:

Victoria Golden Crescent Food Bank goes out of their way to help every person possible. They go beyond their call of duty to put smiles of peoples faces and provide food for those in need. Robin Cadle is the sweetest, most caring person. To know her is... more »

  Clashbear wrote:

I have been working alongside the farm for over two years now. I have high-school and junior high-school aged student volunteer once a month and they have found the experience so wonderful and personally fulfilling. Our youth have had the opportunity... more »

  shafiqa-habibi wrote:

I am a professional journalist and a women activist ,the great problem for me in afghan Media specially in televisions was that they had not any educational programs for women ,I knew that Afghan women are illiterate and they need information and... more »

  Antwanette E. G. wrote:

You always get personal service when you shop and the prices are the lowest I’ve ever seen anywhere in the region. The fruits and veggies are always fresh! I just LOVE this store! more »

  Writer wrote:

I love City Blossoms! I have seen them do amazing work with kids of all ages all around the city. I have seen high schoolers take ownership of their garden and their produce and value-added products with pride and energy. I have seen little kids express... more »

  dellalevi wrote:

Our Kitchen Table is an amazing non-profit that believes in empowering communities and families. I have learned to grow my own food organically, read and understand nutrition labels, cook and eat healthier, and developed a camaraderie with program participants... more »

  Tricia10 wrote:

My meditation teacher (whom I highly respect) recommended this charity after casually meeting IRT's CEO. He must have made quite an impression bc a recommendation from him doesn't come easily. After my donation, I received a phone call from one of the... more »

  brianpugh wrote:

Mountain Roots is such an amazing organization. I first discovered them several years ago after reading in the local paper about a parnership between them and another oganization aimed at creating a community farm based in reginerative agriculture practices... more »

  deebaby wrote:

They are every bit of the Lord's work as you could hope. The veggies are fresh and they truly are a cure for us that are unfortunately diagnosed with cancer to rely on. May God continue to bless them and us all with the miracle work these people do. ... more »

  jason4 wrote:

While an intern at ECHO for one year, through hands-on experience I gained invaluable knowledge and skills that are foundational to my work here in Bolivia serving the poor through sustainable agriculture. While working here in Bolivia, ECHO continues... more »

  Jack DAurora wrote:

This is a well organized group that makes an impact. Its staff members are dedicdated and hard working and know how to convey the group's message and obtain results in reducing childhood hunger. more »

  tosh12 wrote:

Karl and Debbie have a calling from Yahweh to help those with healthcare, spiritual or emotional needs. They are very knowledgeable in preventative healthcare, overall health and wellness, and extremely insightful to those who want to learn about the... more »

  pastor wrote:

The food bank is a place where residents of the Northampton School Distruct and adjoining communities are able to receive food assistance each month. The food bank strives to give out to each client about a weeks worth of food which recently means they... more »

  sillylittlegoose wrote:

Meals That Connect has been an absolute lifesaver for my elderly relatives. As a family, we were concerned about their well-being, especially during the challenges posed by the pandemic. The organization's commitment to delivering nutritious meals to... more »

  linmar65 wrote:

I love this charity - I think of all the time it saves women from having to harvest wood to cook their food. They can also boil water with the solar implements that are lightweight and easy to use. Think of all the trees that are saved! I've been a... more »

  nonprofitgurugal wrote:

Moveable Feast is an outstanding organization. It: - is well run by leaders who are innovative and committed to excellence - is fiscally responsible - engages more than 3,000 volunteers each year - has a board that gives substantially,... more »

  shantoyat wrote:

Brighter View Foundation is passionate about helping to remove barriers by providing supportive independent living resources to marginalized and underserved seniors, individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and caregivers that care for... more »

  PlanningGuy wrote:

New Life for Haiti does amazing work in an area of Haiti not reached by other organizations. They focus on helping to build a sustainable future through education, teaching agricultural and construction skills, providing a home for orphans, and much,... more »

  julialwong wrote:

I first learned about Meds & Food For Kids one year ago at the nonprofit career fair at Washington University in St. Louis. MFK was distributing information about its cause and the work it does to WashU’s social activists. I was immediately impressed... more »

  annvanino wrote:

The Green Team is an organization that nurtures our environment as well as our people. Their talent in working with out of school youth, prison reentry and the public, combined with their expertise in sustainability, home agriculture and organic farming... more »

  hwortz wrote:

Love this organization and the amazing work they do! more »

  Pieps wrote:

This is a fabulous non-profit, brilliantly and compassionately conceived and beautifully designed and measured. website is www.oneacrefund.org. Go there and give these folks your support! With very simple resources and excellent and committed training,... more »

  JCMW wrote:

Valley View is a little bit of paradise in Milford, Ohio. Not only is it a great place to take a walk on your own, Valley View offers night hikes with guided tours. Recently, they hosted a hike with telescopes for viewing Jupiter, Saturn, and the moon.... more »

  Eric M. wrote:

Not well managed. Doesn't do anything to fight poverty. Distributes food to hungry and poor. A Republican strong hold and social conservate enlistment. more »

  lizziepapa wrote:

We absolutely love the Giving Garden. My girls love going there for summer camp and we also attend their community events like the Egg Hunt. It's a very well-run organization. more »

  Blessings2011 wrote:

A few years ago, I was in a very bad situation. I was single with 3 children and was in a domestic violence situation. While waiting for a PFA to be issued, the kids and I left my house with nothing. Interfaith/Sweet Repeats helped me with clothing for... more »

  moose123 wrote:

Of course, like most people that work with children, I love animals. That they are disappearing by our negligence, greed, etc. has me worried, but I am older. Children love animals almost innately. I think Earth Justice is powerful because they write... more »

  lemonlimesherbet wrote:

I grow seeds and seasonal plant starts to share especially with folks on the ridges that have been hard hit by multiple fires. I gave them to the market mobile person to drop off at plant stands, seeds swaps and to give away. more »

  janetplanetjs wrote:

For 30 years, the Carter Center has been making positive change by taking practical action to alleviate suffering and by advocating for democratic process around the world. I'm a long-time donor and happy with the results of my donations. more »

  GFMJ wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Farmers Market for over 5 years. It has been a very rewarding experience. Meeting all the hardworking Farmers and Artist that we have in our area is fascinating. It take a lot of work to maintain the market and keep... more »

  babatunde wrote:

They are best the help bring education and development to our community more »

  weareinsp wrote:

Some of the best Volenteers in King county! They work in the rain, snow, hot sun to bring fresh food to our communities. Super dedicated group. more »

  CEO-CwtT wrote:

Cooking with the Troops supports U.S. and Allied troops, their families, and caregivers through four major programs: Food Events, Culinary Careers, Homefront Support, and Frontline Support Food is family, it is hope, it is comfort, it is nutrition.... more »

  dyoung11 wrote:

I have been Educational Tour Coordinator for the past 10 years. The tour typically includes visiting our various animals, including chickens, ducks, pigs, horses, goats, cows. We explain how we care for them, and how they benefit US by providing 'product';... more »

  SphynxScrivener wrote:

This organization does good work for Greater Boston - however, they engage in the questionable practice of requiring any non-profits who apply for funding to participate in their Walk for Hunger fundraising event - not a trivial investment of time and... more »

  LuckyLeo wrote:

I have seen first hand the impact this organization makes in the lives of people in Meru. Vulnerable children that have been sponsored over the years are now going to college. Villages have received goats and instruction on how to raise their own vegetables.... more »

  JasonBeene wrote:

Feeding Gods children & making the Lord smile this place is doing just that. more »

  rredis wrote:

This is a wonderful organization. Dedicated to ending the hunger problem in this one of the wealthiest counties in this nation. It is efficient at getting the most amount of food to people with the least amount of program expense. A very lean and worthwhile... more »

  jhop99 wrote:

Sustain Floyd is doing a great job. I find an excellent selection at their lively farmers' market, their film series presents timely and relevant topics for rural living, and I'm impressed that they offer an innovative education series for family farmers... more »

  MartinMS wrote:

This organization doesn't focus only on local issues--they care about not just Americans but about the welfare of people all over the world. Their vision is the big picture. Ultimately, it's sustainability--how the production of food and the use of pesticides... more »

  Constant Gardener wrote:

Your rating for transparency is shocking and uninformed. This inept and dishonest organization has had about 6 directors in seven years. Their tenure marked malfeasance and incompetence. The Board has always been in the dark. One director, Bob Feige... more »

  chucho9 wrote:

From the perspective of a returning resident after having lived in the SF bay area for 20 years and a working chef, I am proud to be able to contribute to an organization that does so much with so little. Hands down Pajaro Valley Loaves and Fishes... more »

  BGJohnson wrote:

Organization merged with Boston Natural Areas Network in 2001. more »

  Howard12 wrote:

I have volunteered at Mary's Kitchen for almost 3 years. During this time, I see an average of 175 hungry, homeless men, women and children congregate to take advantage of hot breakfast and lunch plus a take-away snack for dinner. It is gratifying to... more »

  novedkyle wrote:

Dennis helped get us set up with a beehive and we look forward to his help with caring for and maintaining our bees. Dennis has been exceptionally helpful and is a friendly, personable resource every time we interact with him. I have no reason not to... more »

  RonHat wrote:

In Kenya Africa, Quietway has built dams, created farming projects, stocked school libraries, hosted medical teams to do surgeries in the rural areas, feed thousands of villagers during drought, hosted ambassadors and more. In the USA, Quietway has... more »

  unkown wrote:

i personally have volunteered for the open door food bank for 12 years. i find that the request for food continues to grow and somehow rev. jeters who is the president and founder continues to meet the needs. all food is free. excellent and well... more »

  Sharon wrote:

The food bank serves as a clearinghouse to work with partner agencies to distribute food to people in need. The requirement to get food aid is to call the food bank help line and ask for help. There are no other qualifications. The staff and volunteers... more »

  HeadHen77 wrote:

The feeling you get when you feel the urgency to take a stand and do what's right and you're glad you did and then you see that it set forth a change in events for the better.... Thats Apple Core. Doing the right thing because its the right thing to... more »

  alexgirlnyc wrote:

As a volunteer for ASAP, I spent one year in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. I lived and worked in a small town with a community-based organization of women caring for orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS. Out in the field (on site visits)... more »

  worldhungerteam wrote:

We at World Hunger Team are working hard to make a difference in our community - and eventually around the world. We have created three growing units (shown below). The small one is for K-12 classrooms, allowing kids to grow food in the classroom... more »

  Rdsage wrote:

Vivery is an incredible initiative that genuinely impacts the lives of people facing food insecurity. As a supporter of hunger relief organizations, I am excited to see this platform expand and help more people find the food they need to thrive. more »

  cynthiasmalley wrote:

One of the most important foundations in our world today- everything we hold dear in nature is connected to the health and prosper of our beloved bees! I wholeheartedly support “SAVE THE BEES FOUNDATION” A most worthwhile endeavor for our future!!! more »

  jsmith4 wrote:

Great what they're doing for the midwest farmers in helping them get linked up with regional buyers. more »

  ohyumo wrote:

This organizations mission, it says, is: EMPOWERS KIDS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO DEVELOP HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS WITH FOOD AND COOKING BY TEACHING FAMILIES TO COOK, FEEDING HUNGRY KIDS, AND FUNDING COOKING EDUCATION. Yet, I can find nothing about classes... more »

  nealray wrote:

Milwaukee Urban Gardens has helped to set up a community garden in my neighborhood which has brought together the neighborhood. They are a great lease holder for the space and are working to integrate people of all backgrounds together all across Milwaukee.... more »

  Justice627 wrote:

Chester County Food Bank, the Veggie Truck, sells local produce at prices higher or inline with standard prices, which are currently out of reach for most people and totally out of reach for those in need.They offer food vouchers "veggie buck", but... more »

  Frederick A. wrote:

I have had the wonderful and amazing chance to watch and see what this organization does for everyone who comes as a student or volunteers here. It is just the most amazing thing too see how much effort all the staff put into teaching and guiding everyone... more »

  Frank27 wrote:

They work year round giving seed and bulb grants across America.. since 1965.. more »

  Renee G. wrote:

A truly wonderful charity with so many passionate chefs and volunteers. Here's a pic of me and two of the committee members I volunteered with for many years at the Dinner & Auction. The mission to alleviate malnutrition by teaching the importance of... more »

  Donor989 wrote:

A small staff but all are very dedicated and making great strides for their size. more »

  Susan wrote:

I am the newest member of the Ag In The Classroom staff. Having worked with the other staff members for approximately 2 months, I had a feel for the overall purpose and mission of the foundation. But I didn't have a full appreciation for what the educators... more »

  yhalfbreed wrote:

I,m half Native American-Cherokee Nation! And to me I really think it,s about time we used alternate means than cutting trees and deforestation of our Woodlands which drive,s our wildlife into more suburban area,s and causing game management to relocate... more »

  rpittrep5 wrote:

I am the President of the Board of Directors of the Barrington Farm School which I joined in 2020. In 2018, the Barrington Farm School was established by members of the community to preserve a 120-year-old, 3-acre farm in Barrington with the purpose of... more »

  Tina117 wrote:

Loveland Youth Gardens is a great program. They bring all kinds of kids together who are having struggles. My son is part of this group. I have seen a change in him. The kids really bond and they develop special relationships. They work as a team. They... more »

  chery-ann wrote:

I love Libby Wright. She has a huge givng heart and love, forgiveness. She does not judge you but accepts you the way you. Libby has been through my colon cancer with me. I am in remissin now and waiting for an operation to fix me hernia and close my... more »

  Karole Lee J. wrote:

Seeds of Grace builds sustainable and organic gardens in impoverished neighborhoods around the world to feed God's Sheep. Teams of volunteers work together to build partnerships with organizations l I call to procure funds and materials. Another team... more »

  Farmerveteran wrote:

This organization spends lots of money and helps very little veterans. 80% or more on salaries, contractors and self improvements. No cool Needs a USDA audit now. more »

  wisecupmh wrote:

Farm Fresh RI makes me proud to live in RI. Not many states are able to empower their farmers and create a network that works so smoothly to connect farmers to markets, restaurants and other outlets. Keep up the good work! more »

  servenow12 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this organization since 1999. It is a great place to serve needy people within the local community. Hot and cold meals prepared and delivered daily to neighbors who can no longer grocery shop or cook for themselves. The clients... more »

  Dr_Morris wrote:

I first became acquainted with the Organization for the Rehabilitation of the Environment (ORE) in 2004 when I served on the board of directors of the American Bamboo Society, a non-profit organization. We received a proposal from ORE to propagate a... more »

  caesar_bc wrote:

I am the owner of I.G.C. Do NOT click on the "donate" button above. Isa's Garden Charities does not ask for money. We ask for other donations, like seeds, plants, and trees, and never money. If you like this concept, follow us on Facebook, or visit our... more »

  FabYouthPhilly wrote:

The Village of Arts & Humanities is a trusted neighborhood arts and culture organization. They have a long history of providing a wide range of quality youth and community programming. more »

  CorrinneH wrote:

Being part of DIG has been truly life-changing. DIG is deeply rooted in community, justice, and trust which are values that are presented in everything they do! more »

  Tish D. wrote:

There are 30 raised beds located on a beautiful historic farm in North Attleborough. 2017 was the first year of operation. We donated 200 lbs of produce for the Town's food pantry, "Lenore's Pantry". Please like our Facebook Page North Attleborough... more »

  Dennyhymel wrote:

Great facility for students. Lots of hands-on activitives. more »

  tanusam wrote:

Very satisfying both in terms of learning and fun. All the children (ages 5-11) loved taking the tour and enjoyed interacting with the friendly staff and being able to participate in farm activities such as picking vegetables and feeding the chickens.... more »

  Kalie.2124 wrote:

FoodRight empowers youth to choose foods that sustain lifelong health through its hands-on culinary and gardening nutrition education Youth Chef Academy programming brought to Milwaukee Public Schools and families. more »

  1958Farm wrote:

Although new, this nonprofit has been doing tremendous work with people living in extreme poverty. They sell plants and produce by donation using the funds to purchase school supplies, food, and supporting community gardening efforts to help families... more »

  ellenbowen wrote:

I am the Miami Site Director for Food Rescue US. Since launching 2 years ago, using the simple food rescue app, we have rescued over 650,000 lbs of usable food and delivered to local shelters and soup kitchens. We were selected by the NFL to recover the... more »

  ljlmd84 wrote:

This wonderful nonprofit has been helping those in Haiti avoid disease and grow food by providing composting toilets. These toilets not only protect precious water resources, they provide rich organic matter to grow healthy crops. Definitely a win-win!... more »

  A5B2 wrote:

We are community members of this organic gardening project sponsored by University of North Carolina's Campus Y which brings together students, community members and people temporarily without housing to learn the benefits of growing, preparing and eating... more »

  tlmooney22 wrote:

Amy Benerofe was one of the sweetest people to work with and had such passion for her community. Volunteering here was a greatly rewarding experience. more »

  HOPE_Broker wrote:

Proud and honored to have worked with this group - their passion and commitment to serving others and making a global impact is such a worthy cause. What I love most is the "in the field" experience they have going into communities around the world and... more »

  SmithKJ wrote:

This organization has a unique and critical mission providing a voice on behalf of farmers and ranchers across the entire animal agriculture community with key stakeholders. Recognizing that farming and ranching is part of our nation's critical infrastructure,... more »

  Cathie D. wrote:

Brian Kemp travelled to Uganda with your Mission Group and presented an awesome program at our local Yacht Club. We were so moved and want to help and possibly travel there ourselves. more »

  William Lamb wrote:

GOD'S MEAL BARREL Was Terminated Around April 15th 2004 By The Chairman William Lamb Due To Multiple Herniated Discs And Was Unable To Find Someone Else Who Cared Enough To Take Over The Ministry. Because Of This Reason GOD'S MEAL BARREL Was Terminated... more »

  Jermrag75 wrote:

Grateful to know that after ordering my food a percentage went to help families this is an amazing nonprofit. and I must say everyone loved their food more »

  Steve Hall.1 wrote:

I highly recommend supporting Water for South Sudan. As a long time employee of a non profit that has collaborated with them on dozens of clean water projects in South Sudan, I can attest to the dedication and impact of their work. Water for... more »

  Kenasi wrote:

I am SUMAIDI KENASI OBEDY male by gender aged of 35 years old, refugee native of the Democratic Republic of Congo.I have been working with Faulu Productions since the year 2018, at the beginning I was hired as a Community based trainer , then with... more »

  INNOVATION IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY wrote:

I AM BENJAMIN MUSUNZA WORKING WITH AN NGO BASED IN MACHAKOS( INNOCODE-KENYA). I HAVE HARD OF YOUR ORGANIZATION AND I REALLY LIKED YOUR WORK. KEEP UP WITH GOOD WORK AND GOD WILL BLESS YOU ALL. WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING TO THE NEEDY IS THE WORK OF GOD AND... more »

  freshjivefoods wrote:

An exceptional organization with so much potential to truly change the landscape of food accessibility, sustainability, and awareness through their ubiquitous community presence. They are teaching students about gardening, nutrition, and cooking... more »

  Steven B.4 wrote:

Being in the Healthcare field, the personal and business stress had built up, over the years, and was taking it's toll. I was not myself in many areas of my life. My energy, sleep, and mental capacities were at an all time low. I had heard from a patient... more »

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