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The document proposes establishing a food hub in Charlotte, North Carolina that would provide balanced nutrition, a safe space, and community engagement through acquiring and distributing healthy food products. It would partner with food distributors and brokers to purchase discounted surplus products. The food hub aims to inspire families to cook, connect, and nourish themselves. It would serve residents of food deserts, small nonprofits, commercial kitchen users, and budget-conscious families. Similar models have been successful elsewhere and the food hub could support other local initiatives by addressing food insecurity and health issues.
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- 1. ❏ Our multi-faceted solution provides women and children: ❏ Balanced nutrition ❏ Safe space ❏ Community engagement ❏ The food industry is notorious for waste. We will capitalize on that by partnering with food distributors & brokers to purchase products at discounted prices. The Hub will inspire families to cook, connect and nourish the ones they love, through the acquisition and distribution of healthy food products. The Idea
- 2. Food Desert Residents Charlotte has 60 food deserts, affecting over 72,000 people. Nonprofits Serving Women & Children Small nonprofits & service providers that provide sustenance. Commercial Kitchen Users Caterers, Small Batch Producers, and Food Trucks Budget- Conscious Families Rising food prices and falling incomes squeeze food budgets The Market Similar business models have proven successful and Charlotte’s Food Hub will support other local initiatives.
- 3. The Opportunity ❏ There is a critical mass for change in the way we think about, grow, source and prepare food. ❏ Innovative solutions in communities across the country are addressing food insecurity, child obesity and chronic illnesses. ❏ Multiple stakeholders across Charlotte, including health systems, could benefit from a partner that catalyzes change toward healthy lifestyles. Kitchens are significant as places to gather, connect and nourish the body, mind and spirt.
- 4. Create an Abundant Life Charlotte has many food distributors and brokers that would welcome this opportunity. A food desert with space for a potential Hub site that can be accessed by various of modes of transportation has already identified. A diverse and experienced team is assembled and committed to the project’s success. Similar models of the project have already been established and thrived in Harford County, MD and Huntington, WV. Charlotte’s Food Hub will fill a need, has a sustainable business model, can be customized and scalable for other neighborhoods creating possible for hundreds of families. Our Call to Action ❏ We invite you to join us in nourishing the Queen City’s body, mind and spirit through the Food Hub: ❏ Location ❏ Truck ❏ Capital Equipment ❏ Advisory Council When women can nourish themselves and their families, they can transform whole communities.