#GrowingAFoodMovement is for all ages! Just look how vibrant the community garden space is looking at the Golden Age Apartments. Since building out the garden just this past Spring, residents have successfully grown potatoes, strawberries, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, herbs and flowers.
关于我们
Founded in 2015, Berry Good Food is a grassroots nonprofit organization that aims to tackle the barriers—educational, economic, systemic, infrastructural—standing between people in our region and local, sustainably produced food. We educate, connect and support our food community through a variety of programs and events like affordable cooking classes, expert panel discussions, school garden grants, and farm-to-table dinners. We empower our community by building bridges between farmers, chefs, scientists, and citizens to challenge the industrial food system while advocating for access to healthy food for all. We strengthen our local, regenerative, and sustainable food system by partnering with mission-aligned organizations to deepen our regional impact.
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https://berrygoodfood.org/
Berry Good Food Foundation的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- San Diego，California
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2015
- 领域
- Food security和Food education
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主要
获取路线
San Diego
US，California，San Diego
Berry Good Food Foundation员工
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Peyton Robertson
Chief Strategist at Bay Bird Inc
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Jane Bills
Director Of Communications at Atilano Cafe
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Meredith Cochran
Strategist. Community Builder. Creator. Storyteller. Listener. Regenerative Focused. Growth Expert. Herbalist. Bear Hugger.
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Jessica Waite, MBA
Restaurateur & Advocate | Local and Sustainable food
动态
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What a momentous day celebrating #SproutsHealthyCommunitiesDay alongside 400+ grant recipients around the country! We are honored to be working with WD Hall Elementary and their school garden program! With the help of the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation grant, we will be on our way to #Growingafoodmovement in East County San Diego.
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All smiles in the school garden for the Chavez Family! Melissa Chavez was recently recognized as a Local Food Leader alongside Ms. Jessica Eves, garden and cooking instructor at Darnall Charter School. Thank you to the Chavez Family for #GrowingAFoodMovement
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Did you miss our annual Seeds for the Future fundraiser event? Check out this video recap and our newest blog on our website to get the full experience of #GrowingAFoodMovement https://lnkd.in/gcaspH9F ??: Brandon Ochoa Jessica Waite, MBA Jane Bills Eden Hughes Shawn Lurie Meredith Cochran Mannah Gbeh Katherine Randall
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Huge thanks to Haeggquist & Eck, LLP for taking part at our annual Seeds for the Future Fundraiser!! #GrowingAFoodMovement
We had an amazing time sponsoring the “Seeds for the Future” Party, supporting Berry Good Food Foundation's mission to strengthen our local and regenerative food systems in San Diego and Baja California by challenging the industrial food system and advocating for access to healthy food for all. ??
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Sending a big shout out to our longtime supporters, Specialty Produce! With their help, we’ve been able to nourish and educate our community with the best of the best produce for a decade! #GrowingAFoodMovement
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Help us grow a food movement in San Diego with a vote in Harrah's Resort Southern California’s All-in 4 Change Campaign. Visit this link and choose Berry Good Food Foundation. https://lnkd.in/gRiA5gkz Jessica Waite, MBA Jane Bills Eden Hughes Meredith Cochran Shawn Lurie Mannah Gbeh
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Berry excited to have you back Chef! ??????
Come join us Sunday for the Seeds for the Future Event with top chefs from San Diego to Valle. Exciting culinary experiences await at L'Auberge Del Mar! #peopleschef
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Just a few more days to secure your ticket to Summer’s hottest event! #GrowingAFoodMovement https://bit.ly/Seeds4Future Jessica Waite, MBA Jane Bills Shawn Lurie Meredith Cochran Eden Hughes Mannah Gbeh Christina Ng
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Growing your own food is like printing your own money. Except when you "print money" like this, you don't dilute value – you distill it in: ? ???????????????? ???????? ????????: each plant you grow is packed with nutrients, offering more value than anything you can buy in a store. Nutrient density drops precipitously upon harvest; by the time you pick produce up at the grocery store, it's not nearly as good for you. ? ???????? ??????????????: food prices at the grocery store are only going up. Not to mention, when you grow your own food, you'll spend less on supplements because your diet is naturally richer in nutrients. ? ???????????? ????????????????: spending time in the garden reduces stress, provides a bit of a workout, grounds you with the Earth, and improves mental clarity. ? ???????? ?????????? ???????? ?????????? ????????: there is nothing like an evening outside in the garden with friends and family, and then enjoying the fruits and vegetables of your shared work. In ????????????, Henry David Thoreau questioned the idea of working day in and day out just to pay for a train ticket. He argued that you might as well just walk, as you'll get to your destination all the same and you'll get a lovely stroll out of it. The same principle applies here... Why spend more money and energy buying food that’s less nutritious when you can grow your own, enjoy the process, heal the land, and reap a richer reward? My gardening journey started with a single potato. How is yours going to start?
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