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In 2009, USDA Deputy Secretary Merrigan visited the Harvest Learning Center and Good Natured Local Market in Kansas City during winter. This event highlighted the significance of community engagement and healthy eating, showcasing local food initiatives that connect corporate partners like Hallmark Cards with fresh produce through a collaborative CSA program. Activities included handing out CSA bags, interactions between beekeepers and children, and educational sessions for teachers and staff on nutritious food systems. The effort involved community members teaching kids about healthy meals as part of the WKKF GNFF Head Start program.
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USDA Deputy Secretary Merrigan visits with faith-based community while enjoying local food in the middle of the winter in Kansas City in 2009.
Volunteering at Harvest Learning Center Good Natured Local Market
Harvest Learning Center Good Natured Local Market – Opening Day Photo Credit: Allison Long, The Kansas City Star
Harvest Learning Center Good Natured Local Market – New Shelves
GNFF WKKF collaborative CSA program brings good food to corporate partners
Hallmark Cards EcoTeamcCSAAmbassadors prepare to hand out CSA bags.
Diana Endicott answers cCSA questions at American Century Investments
Students share a healthy meal at Plaza de Niños as part of WKKF GNFF Head Start Farm to School program.
GNFF Beekeeper interacts with children at Plaza de Niños as part of WKKF GNFF Head Start Farm to School program.
Alexis Delaney, Director of Plaza de Niños displays tomatoes as part of Farmers Table of the WKKF GNFF Head Start Farm to School program.
Student of Plaza de Niños enjoys healthy meal as part the WKKF GNFF Head Start Farm to School program.
Teachers and staff learn about good food during Food is Elementary curriculum training at Farm to School program at Plaza de Niños.
Thank You!Contact Information Diana Endicott GNFF Founder and President allnatural@ckt.net 913 636-9989 Otavio Silva GNFF Sustainability Director sustainability2020@kc.rr.com 816 591-3234