Sitka Local Foods Network
Sitka, Alaska, United States
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Founded in 2009, Sitka Local Foods Network is a community organisation based in Sitka, United States working on poverty & hunger, health, community development +2 more.
The Sitka Local Foods Network is a volunteer-run non-profit based in Sitka, Alaska. It aims to increase the amount of locally produced and harvested food in the diets of Southeast Alaskans, with the goal of improving local food security, health and access to fresh food. Its main activities include running the Sitka Farmers Market, operating the St. Peters Fellowship Farm, supporting community and family gardens, offering food education classes, and supporting other local food projects. The network is governed by a board of seven to nine members, works with local partners and sponsors, and was created in 2009 after a Sitka Health Summit identified local food projects as community health priorities.
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Sitka Farmers Market
ViewPoverty & Hunger · United States
Seasonal Saturday market in Sitka, Alaska, selling locally grown produce, fish, baked goods and crafts, with a matching fund for SNAP and WIC users.
St. Peters Fellowship Farm
Community development · United States
Cooperative communal garden in Sitka whose produce is sold at the Sitka Farmers Markets or used by non-profit groups.
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People's Garden designation
Certified Naturally Grown
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Community Wellness Champion
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Sitka White Elephant Shop, Harry Race Pharmacy, Tongass Federal Credit Union, SEARHC, Sea Mart Quality Foods, Northrim Bank, Sitka Legacy Foundation, Sitka Kitch, Sitka Community Gardens
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