The Gleaning Initiative is a Non-Profit organization in the Grand Rapids community. Every Saturday afternoon, their team of volunteers collects produce donated by farmers who attend the Downtown and Fulton Street farmers markets in downtown Grand Rapids. After collecting the produce they distribute it throughout the Heartside Community at food pantries and low income housing. While attending the Gleaning Initiative volunteer opportunities as a group we have observed how the Initiative could reach more people in the community. Throughout our research we found the need for fresh produce in daycare centers located in communities declared as food deserts. Kids are not receiving the proper nutrition because of the lack of access to healthy foods...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
For Utahns experiencing food insecurity, eating adequate fruits and vegetables may be difficult due ...
For Utahns experiencing food insecurity, eating adequate fruits and vegetables may be difficult due ...
The Heartside Gleaning Initiative (HGI), a local non-profit organization, is a powerful example of p...
Heartside Gleaning Initiative (HGI) is a non-profit organization who seeks to empower Heartside, Mic...
The Heartside Gleaning Initiative Project, founded by Grand Valley professor Lisa Sisson, has made i...
Food recovery programs are an increasingly popular method to decrease the amount of food waste in th...
Food recovery programs are an increasingly popular method to decrease the amount of food waste in th...
The Heartside Gleaning Initiative (HGI) is a Grand Rapids based non-profit organization that collect...
Residents of the Heartside neighborhood of Grand Rapids experience a significant amount of poverty a...
In Grand Rapids’ urban areas the ability to gain access to nutritional food is difficult and in some...
Following the prominent Mobile Farmer’s Market program they launched in 2014, the Andrews University...
Many nonprofit organizations are in need of ways to create funding opportunities to maintain the int...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
For Utahns experiencing food insecurity, eating adequate fruits and vegetables may be difficult due ...
For Utahns experiencing food insecurity, eating adequate fruits and vegetables may be difficult due ...
The Heartside Gleaning Initiative (HGI), a local non-profit organization, is a powerful example of p...
Heartside Gleaning Initiative (HGI) is a non-profit organization who seeks to empower Heartside, Mic...
The Heartside Gleaning Initiative Project, founded by Grand Valley professor Lisa Sisson, has made i...
Food recovery programs are an increasingly popular method to decrease the amount of food waste in th...
Food recovery programs are an increasingly popular method to decrease the amount of food waste in th...
The Heartside Gleaning Initiative (HGI) is a Grand Rapids based non-profit organization that collect...
Residents of the Heartside neighborhood of Grand Rapids experience a significant amount of poverty a...
In Grand Rapids’ urban areas the ability to gain access to nutritional food is difficult and in some...
Following the prominent Mobile Farmer’s Market program they launched in 2014, the Andrews University...
Many nonprofit organizations are in need of ways to create funding opportunities to maintain the int...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
University of North Dakota sophomore Dietetics student, Erin Lauckner harvested more than fresh pro...
For Utahns experiencing food insecurity, eating adequate fruits and vegetables may be difficult due ...
For Utahns experiencing food insecurity, eating adequate fruits and vegetables may be difficult due ...