Our Grantee Partners

Rebel Ventures’ products are created by Philly students for Philly students. This youth-driven social enterprise model creates healthy food products and project-based learning...

Red Tomato creates opportunities for farmers to become primary suppliers of a sustainable regional food system. The organization received a Partnership Fund grant to shift...

The African Family Health Organization helps members of the African and Caribbean immigrant and refugee communities in the Philadelphia and Delaware Counties with accessing health...

Boston Area Gleaners rescues surplus farm crops for people in need. By working closely with local farms and volunteers, it bridges a gap in the food system and connects hunger...

Corporate Accountability stops transnational corporations from devastating democracy, trampling human rights, and destroying the planet. The organization received a Partnership...

Healthy NewsWorks empowers student journalists to transform the health of their communities. Since 2003, Healthy NewsWorks elementary and middle school students have encouraged...

ioby mobilizes neighbors to become powerful citizen leaders who plan, fund, and make positive change in their own neighborhoods. The organization received a Partnership Fund grant...

Mill Creek Farm seeks to increase access to nutritious, affordable foods and provide food system education for low income people in Philadelphia. This educational urban farm is...

Emerging Leaders: Alina Liao & Ashley Edwards Mission: MindRight reduces the stigma around mental health in communities of color, and ensures that every child has access to mental...

In Philadelphia, there are over 300 community gardens, many of which have been cultivated in historically-disinvested neighborhoods or on abandoned land through the cooperative...