Hungry for Change:A Summit about American and Israeli Strategies for Food Security, Recovery and Justice

A mission-driven distributor of sustainable, local farm foods, connecting over 200 producers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. Parking is available, and The Common Market is accessible via Septa #56 bus.

The first of its kind, this year-round education and production farm on the hospital campus provides healthy eating education and fresh food access for hospital patients, medical students and residents. Parking is available and  The Deaver Wellness Farm is accessible via Septa’s Paoli/Thorndale Regional Rail Line.

Contributing the entirety of the harvest from its hoop house, raised beds, wellness garden and orchard to Cook for a Friend meals and its weekly Farmers Market, KleinLife’s garden continues to focus on more diverse plants and vegetables as its own population has grown and become more diverse. Parking is available, and KleinLife is accessible via Septa’s 58 bus.

Serving nearly 8000 individuals per year, the Mitzvah Food Program’s  five food pantries ensure that visitors can select the foods they like from the inventory, rather than receiving a one-size-fits-all package. All are served regardless of race, income, gender, age or religion.

Serving over 6,000 diverse low-income individuals across Greater Philadelphia, the Jewish Relief Agency relieves hunger, improves lives and strengthens our communities. Park is available and and the Jewish Relief Agency is accessible via Septa’s 67 bus.