To provide access to fresh, healthy food to the black community, end food apartheid and create community commerce by building relationships

Community support for the Black Power Blueprint and the One Africa! One Nation! Farmers Market. There is a sense of pride in the community and a vision for a prosperous future once again… read more below.

The Missouri Action Guide on Fruits and Vegetables stated that making fruit and vegetable consumption convenient and affordable where children and families live, work, learn, and play is an important health indicator…read more below. The Food Access Research Atlas shows that the population in the census tract of our project is eighty-eight percent black with an average household income of $34,531 and a poverty rate of nearly twenty-nine percent.