Community Food Box Project

88th Community Food Box installed at Garfield Park Library! If you’re on the south side, please donate to this box!! Huge thank you to for partnering with us and sponsoring this box. Doris did everything from receiving the box, coordinating painting it, and install! Thank you so much for working with us 💜

Thank you to our wonderful volunteer Kim for tabling and representing both Community Food Box and IDOC Watch at No Kings Rally 3! Thank you to the organizers and partners of this event as well! 🩵🥰✨

Thank you for inviting me to represent Community Food Box Project at . This month was the featured guest and she spoke about her life, career, and passions. Half of ticket sales were donated to Community Food Box to help us continue our mission. So excited to keep making connections within the city and be creative in how we support each other!! 🩵✨

87th Community Food Box installed at 4930 Primrose Ave. Thank you David and Natalia for hosting this box! This is our first food box install from our build with and

Thank you for delivering 15 boxes filled with “just add water”meals! These meals are great for families who need to feed multiple people. If you’d like to come pick some up to place in your local food box, please let us know!

Thank you for the amazing story! 🩵

It is with a sad heart that I announce that the fundraiser this weekend is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

We will still have the venue reserved (since it was free), and will be celebrating with pizza, dancing and karaoke. Please still come celebrate and let’s enjoy ourselves despite hard times.

If you bought a ticket, look for an email from me asking if you’d like a refund. If you’d still like to donate, there’s a Zeffy link in the bio.

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This lady right here!! A hidden gem. Alesha Taylor, otherwise known as ART, serves on our Board of Directors, and has been working hard (and consistently!!) in the Indy food justice space for many years. Her leadership and mentorship has guided me through so many spaces, places, and situations. She knows the Indianapolis Food Policy landscape like the back of her hand.

She serves as Chair of Indianapolis Food Advisory Commission— a group of stakeholders/leaders who make policy recommendations for our city. She is also a founding member of the Community Food Access Coalition. The coalition will be tabling at our fundraiser this year, so you all will have a chance to talk with ART and understand a bit more about why Community Food Box Project partners with policy advocates!

We love you ART and the many leaders making things happen with little recognition. There are so many grassroots leaders doing the work inside their own communities! Please take some time this week to find out who those people are in your circles and THANK THEM!! 🩵

For the poll: Would you attend a local food justice/policy workshop led by grassroots leaders like ART?