This is the quiet beauty of preparation. The “we’ve-got-you” feeling that tells our members they belong, and they matter, especially as Thanksgiving approaches.

Emergency food assistance fills the gap for today. Chronic food insecurity means that gap never closes. 

New Heights Community Food Network Manager

A local partnership has come together to solve a winter challenge that’s been troubling Benton Heights residents for years

This hard-shelled ambassador was courtesy of Sarett Nature Center, which is bringing its Nature Days program to the Laundry Hub on select Sundays—March 9, April 6, and June 8.

My name is Kim Harding and this is my story.

For Michelle, a single parent with two children still living at home, reliable transportation has been nothing short of transformative. 

This is more than food. It’s the strength of shared purpose. The collaboration between The Abundant Acre and New Heights CCDA highlights the importance of partnerships in addressing food insecurity. Businesses, nonprofits, and the local community working together, can make a tangible difference. It’s a reminder that even when things get challenging, we can create something beautiful–together.

Trudy’s story isn’t just about giving cars–it’s about giving hope. It’s proof that when you believe in a mission, your actions can drive change in ways that outlast the odometer.

A story of teamwork, dedication, and unwavering commitment to creating lasting impact and building a strong and stable community, together.

Every oil change, brake job, or tune-up powers a greater mission. As a social enterprise, 100% of the garage’s profits go straight back into the community.

For Helen, a hardworking and determined woman, the past year was filled with struggles without reliable transportation.

With excitement in the air, the crisp September day showcased new opportunities and the power of community.

Here's what's happening at the Community Food Network since reopening this Spring.