We are less than 3 months away from our Fannie Lou Hamer Legacy Celebration! Fannie Lou Hamer is a civil rights icon who made a tremendous impact in the fight for equality and social justice. The event will bring together community leaders and supporters to celebrate her contributions and further our mission. We are seeking sponsors to help us make this event a success and reach our goal of raising $50,000. Your support would greatly contribute to our new Community Grocery store. We have various sponsorship levels with great benefits and visibility, and we would be happy to discuss a partnership that aligns with your interests. If interested in learning more about how you or your organization can support us please do not hesitate to reach out!
Project New Village
非盈利组织
San Diego，California 168 位关注者
Using urban agriculture to create a healthy, sustainable, and equitable food system throughout Southeastern San Diego.
关于我们
Through community gardens and growing spaces, farmers markets, training and outreach initiatives, and creating networks of local growers, vendors, and key partnerships, PNV strives to improve the overall health and wellness of our community by addressing multiple social determinants that impact our community: access to fresh food, economic disparity, social inequity, and climate change.
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https://projectnewvillage.org
Project New Village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
- 1994
地点
Project New Village员工
动态
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Last Saturday, the Project New Village Growers Collective helped Morse High School with a clean-up in the schools garden. Our Grower's Collective is open to all community members interested in creating a hyper-local network of small urban growers, the Collective provides support for local residents growing food and encourages community members to contribute to the local food system.
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Check out the ABC 10News San Diego | KGTV Channel 10 feature on Project New Village! ABC 10 News and Lead San Diego have awarded our Managing Director, Diane Moss the Leadership Award for the month of September due to her work fighting food insecurity in Southeastern San Diego!
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Thank you to Falck for contributing to our Community Chest! For every $10 donated we are able to provide a $10 coupon to a People's Produce Mobile Farmers Market Customer. If you or your organization is interested in contributing to this fund please use the QR code or link provided in the photo!
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Meet Diane Moss, CEO of Project New Village and recipient of the #PrebysLeadershipAwards (formerly known as Leaders in Belonging)?? Diane is spearheading efforts to address food insecurity in Southeastern San Diego through her work with Project New Village. Through the creation of initiatives like a mobile farmers' market and community garden, Diane is forging stronger connections and a deeper sense of belonging in the community. ?????? Nominations for the Prebys Leadership Awards are now closed! Stay tuned as we announce the 2025 cohort soon. ? #PrebysFoundation #SanDiego
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Thank you so much to Blue Shield and all the other wonderful organizations that came out to make this event special!
Congratulations to a fabulous Health and Healing Summerfest event hosted by Project New Village this past weekend. Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan had the great honor of attending the feel-good community event to help promote health and wellness in the community. It’s was a beautiful afternoon spent with local organizations, business and community members. #SanDiegoCounty #BSCPromise #BlueShieldCares #Family #Families
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On National Farmers Market week Project New Village was featured on the KPBS Midday Edition podcast! Excellent reporting by Jade Hindmon, Elaine Alfaro and team that explores the evolution of local farmers markets and the impact they have on our foodscape. Project New Village was featured to give insight on how farmers markets are evolving to accommodate food scarce regions and make local produce accessible to all community members. This episode which aired on Tuesday, August 6th was insightful and informative, and very much worth the listen for anyone wishing to understand the meaning and impacts of food apartheid and how resilient communities can move towards food sovereignty.
The impact of local farmers markets on the foodscape
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?? We’re proud to announce our new monthly podcast series PROJECT: Good Food, a podcast about community liberation through food access, food sovereignty, and the relationship we have with the environment. Hosted by Anthony Avalos and co-host N. Diane Moss, our first episode is a special one - we look at the history of Project New Village and the impact and legacy of Robert Tambuzi, an activist and community leader who helped shape the vision and principles of Project New Village. August 10th marked what would have been his 71st birthday, so we’re very happy to release this episode as a tribute to his legacy. We were joined in this episode by special guests Kamaal Martin and Eric Henson, who both shared a close connection with Tambuzi as well as PNV. To listen, visit the PROJECT: Good Food link (https://lnkd.in/gxyrg8Xu), or stream on your podcast platform of choice.
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We are proud to announce that we were accepted as a Lazy Acres Natural Market Envirotokens Recipient. Thank you to all who voted for us! If you shop at the Lazy Acres in Mission Hills make sure to bring your reusable bags so you can drop a token in our box ?? Here’s how the Envirotoken Program works: every time you shop at the Mission Hills Lazy Acres Market and bring your own reusable bag(s), they will give you a 10￠ Envirotoken per bag. You can then donate that token to one of the nonprofit organizations on display at the store, including PNV!! The selected nonprofits will have their token boxes on display at the Mission Hills location from July 2024 through June 2025.
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