The DNATL Community Food Council is working collaboratively to co-create a local food system that provides access to healthy, culturally appropriate food to all families in Del Norte and Tribal Lands (DNATL).
Upcoming CFC Events & Projects
Regional Food Hub Survey
Food hubs connect local and regional food producers to wholesalers, retail businesses, restaurants, and institutions through services such as management and coordination of product aggregation, distribution, product storage, packing/co-packing, bulk purchasing and marketing services.
Humboldt Food Policy Council and DNATL Community Food Council are exploring the need for a regional food hub to serve our local food system and support producers and food businesses. If you are a producer or business that purchases food, please take a minute to fill out this short survey.
Del Norte/Humboldt Regional Food Hub Survey
Please Submit by January 15, 2021
Want to understand more about a food hub? Watch this short video.
Food hubs connect local and regional food producers to wholesalers, retail businesses, restaurants, and institutions through services such as management and coordination of product aggregation, distribution, product storage, packing/co-packing, bulk purchasing and marketing services.
Humboldt Food Policy Council and DNATL Community Food Council are exploring the need for a regional food hub to serve our local food system and support producers and food businesses. If you are a producer or business that purchases food, please take a minute to fill out this short survey.
Del Norte/Humboldt Regional Food Hub Survey
Please Submit by January 15, 2021
Want to understand more about a food hub? Watch this short video.
support pacific pantryPacific Pantry is Del Norte County's only choice based food pantry, allowing our clients to choose the food they need most. We offer local and organic products when possible, like Alexandre Farms milk and eggs, Rumiano cheese and butter, local raised meat, and local produce. The Pacific Pantry was funded entirely by a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) through the City of Crescent City. Due to a gap in the City’s CDBG grant cycles we will not have renewed funding until March 2021. Therefore, we are seeking financial support from local institutions and our community to help us to keep serving Del Norte’s most in-need families.
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Every Little Bit CountsHouseholds are able to visit the Pacific Pantry once a month and choose a number of items based on household size. It takes approximately $15 to cover the food for one family visit to the pantry. Please consider sponsoring food for 1-10 families as a one time donation or as monthly donation.
Donations of food or money to support our program can be dropped off at the front desk of the Family Resource Center of the Redwoods. If you have and questions about Pacific Pantry, please contact DNATL Community Food Director, Amanda Hixson, at 707.464.0955 ext. 2116 or email ahixson@frcredwoods.org. Also, check us out our Pacific Pantry Facebook Page. |
Waste Not Weekly is every Thursday, 2:00-6:00 pm at Pacific Pantry, 494 Pacific Ave around the back of the Family Resource Center in Crescent City, CA. A variety of FREE rescued food items from local farmers, businesses, restaurants, & local organizations are available for ANYONE to take. Visit Food Rescue Del Norte Facebook Page for weekly updates of available items.
community food council proGRAMSThe CFC has a variety of programs to increase access to healthy food through out DNATL, including food recovery, community food forests, Pacific Pantry, and more. Click the Program links to learn more about our different programs.
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