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Find similar grantsBetter Food Policy Fund is sponsored by Better Food Policy Fund. The Better Food Policy Fund invests in US-based food policy councils, empowering community and government collaboration for progressive food policy. They use participatory processes to enhance equity and redistribute power in the funding landscape.
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Better Food Policy - Supporting Inclusive Civic Engagement The Better Food Policy Fund exists to support local, regional, o r tribal groups who are working in the US to effect better food policy through civic collaboration. Get Support for Your Food Policy Council The Better Food Policy Fund invests in US-based food policy councils, empowering community and government collaboration for progressive food policy.
We use participatory processes to enhance equity and redistribute power in the funding landscape. Learn about Food Policy Councils There are over 300+ food policy councils in the US. In these councils, stakeholders from various food system sectors work together to address needs at the local (city/county), state, regional, or tribal levels through policy.
Ready to join the fun? We’re shaping the future of donor involvement and would love for you to join us as we diversify our donor pool and explore exciting ideas together. Our guiding values shape a distinctive role for donors within our Fund, as does the inspiring work arising in the field of participatory grantmaking.
“We all know this work is hard and constant change makes it harder, so it’s important to learn how to move through this adversity and keep our eyes on the goal. ” Julie Burns, CEO, Jump IN for Healthy Kids, December 2023 Survey “Feeling energized by all the incredible people focused on this work and looking forward to deepening connections! ” Shin Lee, Oregon Community Food System Network “Thank you for developing this fund!
Food Policy Councils are doing impressive systems change work. They have deserved more recognition and support for a long time. ” Anonymous Stakeholder, December 2023 Survey “It’s been really helpful as a funder to learn about new ways to review and select awardees with an abundance mindset.
Thanks for all your thoughtfulness. ” Cassidy Beamer, Staff Liaison, Johnson County (IA) Food Policy Council “Feeling grateful and hopeful, for new ways of approaching the complexity of resourcing food systems work, that acknowledges what’s real and important. Thanks for your great work on this; it sets a wonderful example.
” Anonymous Stakeholder, January 22, 2024 Public Information Session “I love this approach and the intentional way criteria have been generated and evaluated! Excited to see what comes of it in the new year. ” Beth Spitler, California Food and Farm Network, December 2023 Survey Join us as we continue to uplift the great work of food policy councils!
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Better Food Policy Fund is funded by Better Food Policy Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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