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Organization for Refugee & Immigrant Success

The Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success Oris Project Aims to Expand and Improve Opportunities for Efficient and Profitable Channels for Local and Regional Agricultural Products. This Project Will 1 Increase Sales of Locally and Regionally Produced Agricultural Products Through the Fresh Start Food Hubs Sales Channels Including Its Brickandmortar Retail Space the Fresh Start Market 2 Improve the Operational Sales Efficiency and Financial Productivity of Fresh Start Farms Incubator Farmers and the Fresh Start Farms Food Hub Including Wholesale Sales and Its Farmshare Csa Program and 3 Disseminate the Results of the Fresh Start Food Hub Program and Farmer Training Program to a National Audience.

Committed

$500,000

Paid out
$415.1K
83%
Committed, not yet paid
$84.9K
17%

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