Find Food Agriculture & Nutrition Nonprofits and Charities

  Jamie wrote:

The Society of St. Andrew is a wonderful organization ensuring that food does not fallow in the fields. Instead, it saves food from going to waste and gets it to those most in need of fresh produce in the local community. SOSA operates with minimal... more »

  Kathy60 wrote:

The Partnership for Food Safety Education offers critical information to all of us about how to handle food safely. The simple messages of clean, separate, cook, and chill help us know exactly how we can protect ourselves and our families easily and effectively.... more »

  kamsgma wrote:

As Chairperson of Harvest of Talents for World Hunger, now in its 28th year, I can attest to the integrity of I.D.E.S. because of personally knowing the staff and a board member (both past and present). The dedication of the staff and board to the I.D.E.S.... more »

  laurak4 wrote:

IHF is distinct from other NGO’s in this field as we practice the ‘Pass it on’ ethos in marginalized regions. I volunteered for the Thailand center in Chang Rai which houses 12 young people ranging from 8 to 17. I am currently undertaking the position... more »

  Artemis M. wrote:

Amazing group of compassionate, caring and lovely folks. Well deserving of recognition. more »

  CLE8 wrote:

Alway cordial comunications and polite updates on their needs and activites. Much needed for our native youths. Please add to your charity giving too? more »

  Sheryl Davis wrote:

The program is awesome, allows youth to give back to the community and learn about the environment, as well as nutrition (eating healthy, living gardens) more »

  Jennifer87 wrote:

Hunger Relief International is leading the way in best practices for humanitarian aid. The services they provide enable families to develop skills and obtain life sustaining products to better provide for their families so they will not be forever dependent... more »

  GOD PROVIDES Ministry Inc. wrote:

God Provides is a caring organization, big hearts doing big things through out Los Angeles County and beyond. Native American Food bank distributing food to local Tribes and feeding the homeless daily. Providing free clothing and turing away noone in... more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) has been feeding hungry families for several decades and is considered the primary charity of the north Clark County Washington community. Their board is more dedicated than any other board I know, and they work... more »

  Stackie16 wrote:

Hope Project works diligently to change lives for the better. We were able to take a trip to Nicaragua and not only see where many donated dollars go, but able to work alongside the founders who live to make a change in the World. We saw people come together... more »

  ckemp wrote:

Top notch organization, the real deal! 91 cents of every dollar donated reaches the children they serve. Their heart is serving orphans and vulnerable children worldwide, This organization feeds 10,000 children a day - every day, nourishing body and soul.... more »

  IrfanAhmed wrote:

Health and Nutrition Development Society has developed during the last 35 years into one of the largest not-for profit organizations of Pakistan. Under the dynamic Chairmanship of renowned Prof.A.G.Billoo (Sitara-e-Imtiaz), and leadership of senior management,... more »

  smasters16 wrote:

My very first experience with Community Combined Ministries (CCM) was Community Day in the Park a few years ago. I was overwhelmed with all of the free food and resources being given to the community by this ministry. I remember when my family started... more »

  Paul G.1 wrote:

Yes! I am so excited to have found this page. My introduction to Irie Kids is when a couple I know were going to St. Lucia for thier honey moon. They posted to local friends requesting we pitch in to help these kids get freshs drinking water to thier... more »

  amertz wrote:

Revision is one of the most humble and altruistic organizations I have encountered in my experience with both the professional world and the non-profit sector. They genuinely do everything in their power to better the lives of those around them. Whether... more »

  AQHA wrote:

I was a volunteer for east point horspice. I am saddened so see how bad the living conditions have become for the horses they claim to rescue. Every year this organization does an annual fund raiser to help raise money for the care of neglected and unwanted... more »

  Janetflynch wrote:

I have been involved as a volunteer with Granny’s Garden School since 2004. I’ve done every job imaginable with the program, from baking vegetable based baked goods for our bake sales, planning and working at our events, promoting our events, working... more »

  Joe S. wrote:

Young Heroes is now regarded as a model program in Southern Africa. Recognized by the UN and USAID as overwhelmingly effective and sustainable, the organization is both scalable and representative of the best in public-private partnership. The... more »

  Martha37 wrote:

I think what this foundation is doing for local families is amazing. Everyone should rally behind them with love, support and donations to keep them going. more »

  Jeff C.6 wrote:

I've been working with Move For Hunger (MFH) for 7yrs. With MFH assistance we have collected more than 100,000lbs of food for locally communities. MFH is easy to work with, very dependable and has been a huge value add for our company. We currently work... more »

  BellaFortuna wrote:

Gentle World is unlike any non-profit that I had volunteered for before. Two years ago I joined the crew to help for three weeks and I loved it so much I'm still volunteering for them today. My experience with Gentle World was and continues to be truely... more »

  nancy wrote:

H.O.M.E. fills a void that no other nonprofits in Chicago address -- the dignity of older pesons who have worked hard their whole lives but find themselves living in poverty while battling the challenges of aging. Staff are compassionate and the agency... more »

  volunteerx33 wrote:

It is amazing what this small intentional community can do. Maybe it is because of a lot of help from people with so-called disabilities as well as others, and an emphasis on a wholesome life of service. Raising biodynamic food, helping with neighborhood... more »

  Lazarus wrote:

GRACE USA through its sister organization GRACE Africa is doing plausible job among the grassroots communities in Kenya. Through its Naisula Education programme GRACE has been able to take orphans like me who had lost hope back to school and help... more »