Ending hunger.
Uplifting neighbors.
Individual dignity is the north star by which we will see our way forward.
Facing up to the causes of hunger
Hunger is a local problem.
The prevalence of food insecurity ranges widely in our region, in part due to systemic disparities in wealth, education, healthcare, and employment opportunity.
But we’re all neighbors here.
The way forward starts by safeguarding the dignity of all people. To see what that looks and feels like, please watch this video.
See what a local food pantry can do when communities come together…
Our mission & vision
“There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.”
— Margaret J. Wheatley
We recognize that “ending hunger” is a mission that cannot be achieved through traditional charitable food “distribution” methods. The time has come for systemic changes brought about through the power of caring communities.
Our mission is to reduce hunger and the causes of hunger in our region by addressing the deeper needs of people who are unjustly experiencing food insecurity.
Our vision is to one day end the need for food pantries like ours.
Our strategy is to connect the four corners of our regional community — those in need, volunteers, donors, and strategic partners representing business, education, civic, and other community-leading stakeholders.
Be connected.
Read about local and national developments in the fight to end hunger and the causes of hunger in our region.
Be informed.
Read about the challenges we are facing in the fight to end regional hunger — and the progress we are making toward that vision.
Be inspired.
See, hear, and read stories about food insecurity in our region — and how our community is coming together to uplift our neighbors in need.
