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Black Squirrel Farms
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/black-squirrel-farmsBlack Squirrel Farms is focused on black walnuts, New York's native walnut, not the kind typically found in grocery stores. In partnership with their affiliates, they grow, collect and process black walnuts at the first 20-C licensed black walnut processing facility in New York State. They manage a black walnut collection program open to anyone with access to trees and seasonally offer tours of their site focused on the history and future of the black walnut tree, a unique North American renewable resource. They have shelled black walnuts and nutshell products for sale online or pick up by appointment.
590 State Route 14, Penn Yan http://www.blacksquirrelfarms.net (832) 493-3419 sara@tylerseneca.comBrady Farm
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/brady-farmhe goal of the Brady Farm is to provide fresh, affordable produce to the local community. through a combination of weekly box shares (CSAs), market shares, market stands, and donations to food relief organizations. They grow diverse vegetables and fruit without chemical pesticides or fertilizers, and partner with other farms to offer more variety at their market stands and in their CSA. They also serve as an urban site for farming education and workforce development.
150 Ford Avenue, Syracuse https://www.bradyfarm.org/ (315) 420-4521 info@bradyfarm.orgFood Bank of Central New York
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/food-bank-of-central-new-yorkFood Bank of Central New York serves as the main food distribution hub for hundreds of partner agencies that comprise the emergency food network in eleven counties across central and northern New York.They provide more than 22.5 million pounds of food to families, children, and elderly every year. Their Fresh Food program delivers fresh produce, dairy, and bread donated by area grocery stores on a daily basis to community organizations for immediate distribution to neighborhood residents, salvaging food that would otherwise be discarded at grocery retailers and offers food insecure individuals the opportunity to receive fresh, nutritious food in their neighborhood.They educate all levels of government on the importance of increasing funding for government programs, and on the important role that food banks, food pantries, and soup kitchens have in filling the gap. They also provide a variety of educational resources and outreach initiatives.
7066 Interstate Island Road, Syracuse https://www.foodbankcny.org/ (315) 437-1899Food Policy Council of Tompkins County
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/food-policy-council-of-tompkins-countyThe Food Policy Council of Tompkins County is a non-governmental citizen advocacy council working for a more sustainable, equitably, healthy and affordable food system for Tompkins County, NY. Their first initiative, Tompkins Food Future, is a two-year collaborative community project aiming to develop a county-wide food system plan; learn more athttp://www.tompkinsfoodfuture.org/.
615 Willow Avenue, Ithaca https://tcfoodpolicy.wordpress.com/ tcfpc-groups@googlegroups.comLev Kitchen
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/lev-kitchenLev Kitchen is a restaurant featuring a Yemeni flatbread called Malawach and the amalgamation of distinctive cuisines and cultures from countries such as Israel, Lebanon and Syria. Opened in March 2022, they aim to embrace business transparency, explore what it means to be a “sustainable” food service operator, and support food security by donating 1% of all revenues to the World Food Program and their relief efforts around the world.
222 East State Street, Ithaca https://levkitchen.com (607) 319-0262 yen@levkitchen.comNo Mas Lagrimas
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/no-mas-lagrimasNo Mas Lagrimas is an organization supporting individuals and families of all backgrounds, cultures, and identities affected by economic and social barriers in meeting their basic needs and in empowering themselves to achieve their aspirations. Their work includes food rescue and distribution, community celebrations, youth programs, food delivery and assistance with basic needs, support for domestic violence victims, and advocacy on behalf of and support for recently incarcerated individuals and other underserved people.
Ithaca, NY http:// https://nmlagrimas.wordpress.com/ (607) 379-6195 nomoretearfamilia@gmail.comQuarter Acre for the People Program
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/quarter-acre-for-the-people-programThe Quarter Acre for the People program connects families of African and/or Indigenous ancestry as well as refugee families who have historically been displaced from land, providing food production opportunities, garden education as well as access to cooperative farming, homesteading and farm business opportunities on local farm/fallow land. It connects community members who systemically have been relegated to living in urban landscapes with farmers and owners of rural lands so that the land can be used to plant, maintain, and harvest perennial veggies, fruit and nut trees, and grapevines. This project involves a coordinated effort by farmers, local landowners, and community members to address issues of land access and the corresponding health disparities experienced by this community through land-sharing and perennial planting.
272 Enfield Falls Road, Ithaca https://khubainternational.org/quarter-acre-for-the-people-program/ (707) 570-5178 quarteracre4thepeople@gmail.comTompkins Food Future
http://www.sustainablefingerlakes.org/map/listing/tompkins-food-futureTompkins Food Future is a two-year community food system planning initiative led by the Food Policy Council of Tompkins County in collaboration with many partners and organizations throughout the county. It is aimed at broadly engaging the whole community in the creation of a long-term plan, with intent to educate, advise, and support local governments and institutions in their effort to create a food system that is more locally- and regionally-based, more sustainable, equitable, and healthy for all residents.
615 Willow Ave, Ithaca https://www.tompkinsfoodfuture.org/ (607) 272-2292 kh788@cornell.edu