We’re not after a quick fix—what we create here will be something that lasts. Informed by the lived experiences of our Central Hillside neighbors, we’re determined to address the impacts of adversity to break generational patterns of poverty.

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Providing healthy, semi-prepared meals in Duluth’s Central Hillside.

Mission

Our mission is to ensure families in Central Hillside have access to healthy, affordable food. Through our services, we aim to alleviate the stress around food by providing nutritious, delicious meals and empowering our community with knowledge about cooking and nutrition. Delivered straight to your door, our meals make healthy eating easy and accessible for everyone.
Vision

Our vision is a community where everyone has access to healthy food and feels confident and comfortable preparing nutritious meals for their families.
Values

By educating and empowering families through cooking and nutrition, we promote long-term healthy habits and build stronger connections within our community. Our focus on local food systems and eco-friendly practices reflects our dedication to both accessibility and sustainability.

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Connecting farms to families.

With the support from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, we are leading a coordinated urban agriculture and food access initiative in Duluth, MN, to strengthen local food production, reduce food loss, and integrate harvested produce into the Nourish food box program, which serves food-insecure households. Through partnerships with Duluth Community Garden Program (DCGP), One Vegetable One Community (OVOC) programming at Lincoln Park Middle School (LPMS) via Duluth Farm to School (F2S), University of Minnesota Duluth’s (UMD) Food and Environmental Justice Studies Hub, and University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners (MGs), DCWC will expand food production and infrastructure at the Cook Home Duluth Community Garden, rebuild aging school garden infrastructure, and align crop planning and preservation with community distribution needs, and inspire and prepare young adults for farming. This project is building community and economic capacity by directly connecting urban agriculture production to food access systems.