Food, Agriculture & Nutrition
Food To Power
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
Total revenue
$3.6M
Total expenses
$3.2M
Net assets
$2.9M
Grants received
$3.2M
64 grants
EIN
463665741
Tax year
2024
Mission
To cultivate a healthy, equitable food system in the greater colorado springs community through integrated neighborhood-based programs promoting fresh food access, education, and growing opportunities.to cultivate a healthy, equitable food system in the greater colorado springs community through integrated neighborhood-based programs promoting fresh food access, education, and growing opportunities.
Programs
3 programs
Participatory action research: in partnership with el paso county public health (hear after epcph), csfr is conducting research for el paso county's first food systems assessment, the purpose of which is to determine policy, systems, and environmental changes recommended by residents of four neighborhoods in southeast colorado springs. The work in the community entails neighborhood engagement, policy audits, focus group facilitation, market analysis, individual interviews, leadership development, creation of neighborhood food councils, community food fairs, and other educational opportunities.
Soil cycle: launched in 2018, soil cycle is csfr's first social enterprise, a residential composting service. The service covers the entire downtown core.
General administration
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
7 listed
ERIN ADLERSTEIN
MEMBER
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3.75 hrs/wk
PATRICIA CAMERON
CO-CHAIR
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3.75 hrs/wk
DOMINQUE HARRIS
CO-CHAIR
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3.75 hrs/wk
SHANE LORY
TREASURER
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3.75 hrs/wk
MOLLY OLSON
SECRETARY
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3.75 hrs/wk
NIKI SOSA
MEMBER
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3.75 hrs/wk
PATIENCE KABWASA
EXECUTIVE DI
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3.75 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$3.2M from 36 funders · 64 grants · 2018–2024
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