Federal grant · project grant (b)
Fairshare Csa Coalition Inc. Will Develop Marketing Strategies Through the National Csa Innovation Network Csain Platform. This Includes Assessing Innovative Csa Models Prioritizing Access to Fresh Produce Conducting a National Survey to Understand the Values and Preferences of Various Stakeholder Groups and Establishing a Farmer Advisory Committee to Gather Input. the Results of This Research Will Directly Inform the Creation of National Marketing Campaigns and Materials Designed to Highlight the Benefits of Csa Participation for a Wider Range of Consumers and Producers. the Goal Is to Significantly Increase Support for Local Farms and Enhance the Csa Community. the Anticipated Outcome Is a Measurable Expansion of Csa Participation With a Particular Emphasis on Reaching New Audiences. the Fairshare Csa Coalition Inc. Will Also Utilize the Csain Platform to Share Successes and Resources Furthering the Projects Reach and Impactbenefitting Both the Farmers Supplying the Produce and the Consumers Receiving It.
Committed
$498,555
Paid out
$51.0K
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$447.6K
90%
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