Welcome!
Food in Neighborhoods (FIN) is a group of concerned organizers, activists, and community members who come together to collaborate to improve the food and farm system of Louisville. FIN’s mission is to support community efforts to build a just, healthy, and sustainable food system in Louisville, Kentucky.
EST. 2012
FIN News
Food in Neighborhoods Community Coalition is awarding funds to residents who want to purchase vacant lots to improve food security.
Community Land Ownership Grant Application
Donate to the Community Land Ownership Fund
Check out the LouFoodGuide, a Louisville Guide to Local (and Free) Food & Farm Resources!
History
The Food In Neighborhoods Community Coalition was formed in 2012 as a community food policy council. Since then, FIN has been committed to creating a space where all have a voice in shaping a just and resilient food system, with special emphasis on perspectives, expressed needs, and solutions emerging from the neighborhoods that are most directly and negatively affected by the dominant food regime.
FIN supports local efforts and initiates collaborative projects in urban agriculture, food and agricultural policy and advocacy, and food justice and food access in Louisville, Kentucky.
Our efforts are organized into several working groups
Join the Urban Ag Coalition or a Working Group!
MORE INFO: Email us at finlouisville@gmail.com for more information.
Advocacy
Healthy food is a basic human right. FIN organizes and stands up for food justice and advocates for policy change for greater food equity, food sovereignty, and food security.
Grow
Connect with the Urban Agriculture Coalition for all things gardening and farming in Louisville. Find community gardens, agriculture classes, tools, supplies and more!
Find Food
Louisville has a wide variety of places to find local food. From farmers markets to Fresh Stops, CSAs to grocery stores, take a look at where you can find healthy food for you and your family today.
Affiliated Organizations & Members
We are a group of concerned organizers, activists, and community members who collaborate and strategize to improve our city’s food system.
Thank you to our sponsors!
