Join us for the Norcross Local Food Forum on July 18th to learn more about how local food is used at Norcross Community Market to improve the health, sustainability and vitality of communities.
Read MoreCREATE is for people from southwest Atlanta with or without a food and agriculture tech business idea. You don’t have to have a background in business or technology; you just need the commitment and aptitude to learn.
Read MoreDuring this community gathering, guests will have the opportunity to learn more about the work being done in Norcross and why local food is important from a lineup of local food leaders in Gwinnett County.
Read MoreAre you interested in learning how community leaders are using local food to build stronger and healthier communities in Gwinnett County? Then join us for the Norcross Local Food Forum.
Read MoreA white paper released today by Food Well Alliance offers strategic recommendations formulated by a coalition of compost experts, educators, regulators and urban growers to reuse food waste to increase community-based composting in Metro Atlanta.
Read MoreDo you want to transform our city’s food system? Do you believe in a more sustainable Atlanta? Then don’t miss your chance to apply for our Compost Design Table!
Read MoreAs a kick off to International Compost Awareness Week, Food Well Alliance hosted its third annual Soil Festival at Truly Living Well's Collegetown Farm & Education Center.
Read MoreHaylene Green the Garden Queen is looking for two part-time garden hands to join her at the West End Community Urban Garden & Nursery.
Through her own research, Haylene Green has tapped into the method of gardening in organic soil utilizing holistic techniques to yield larger than life produce and is now ready to equip other farmers and growers with this brand of knowledge concerning food security and safety, and sustaining the environment for years to come.
Her goal is to teach people the art of growing fruits and vegetables naturally; container gardening, raised beds gardening, hanging baskets, and other limited space gardening for sustaining themselves and their community.
If you are interested please contact Hayelene Green at 678.933.1087.
Food Well Alliance is looking for three impact-driven leaders to serve as Compost Design Table Fellows during the paid fellowship. To learn more about the Compost Design Table and application process, we will be holding an in-person information session on Tuesday, May 23, 2017.
Read MoreThe Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Resilience is looking for a part-time garden assistant to manage the City’s Fire Station Garden Project.
Read MoreFood Well Alliance in partnership with the Center for Civic Innovation developed the Food Innovation Fellowship to equip impact-driven leaders, who have shown the potential to impact our city through food, with the tools they need to be more viable, successful and sustainable as entrepreneurs.
Read MoreFood Well Alliance is investing in impact-driven leaders to create and test solutions for increasing community-based compost through a Food Well Alliance Design Table.
Read MoreSoil Festival 2017: Healthy Soil, Healthy Food is tomorrow! Check out the workshops and instructors who will be featured during Soil Festival 2017!
Read MoreSoil Festival 2017: Healthy Soil, Healthy Food is in just two days. As we prepare for this exciting event, check out the schedule to see what's in store this year's festival.
Read MoreSoil Festival 2017 is just nearly one week away, and we are so excited to have the local food community come out for such a wonderful event raising awareness of the power of healthy soil. From community gardeners, backyard gardeners, school gardeners and urban farmers, this will be a true community event for Atlanta’s growers.
Read MoreFood Well Alliance’s latest Working Table gathered for its final convening where it made strategic recommendations for ways to systematically advance community-based composting in Metro Atlanta.
Read MoreJoin Park Pride for its Community Garden Tour supported by Kaiser Permanente that will bring community garden and urban ag enthusiasts together for a tour of plots and farms across Atlanta.
Read MoreCommon Market Georgia is hiring a Customer Outreach Coordinator. This position has more of an emphasis on sales to community organizations, food access and public school food.
Read MoreFrom viewing hobby worms to meeting furry animals in a petting zoo, there will be a variety of exhibitors on hand to tell you more about their work and share resources and tools to help you enjoy the successes of gardening. Check out some of the exhibitors who you will get to meet next month during Soil Festival 2017 and learn what to bring for a complimentary soil screening.
Read MoreThe Greenspace Director position at the Wylde Center is primarily responsible for all aspects of the greenspace program. Duties include management of the department work plan, supervision of greenspaces and development, support of site coordinators, community partners, and interns, and in general ensuring program success.
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The creation of Food Well Alliance was made possible through funding from the founding benefactor, the James M. Cox Foundation, and through the vision of Jim Kennedy, chair of Cox Enterprises, and Bill Bolling, founder of the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Together, they saw an opportunity to build healthier communities across metro Atlanta by supporting and connecting members of our local food movement. Today, we support more than 300 community gardens, urban farms and orchards in the Atlanta region.
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