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Hamilton County Food Resource Coalition

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  • Reduce food insecurity
  • Coordinate food resource distribution
  • Eliminate redundant efforts
  • Support vulnerable community members
Key Facts
  • Approximately 21,000 Hamilton County residents experience food insecurity
  • Many food-insecure households face barriers like limited pantry hours, transportation challenges, and cultural disconnects
  • Hamilton County has just 34 food pantries, with many areas having fewer than one pantry per 100 SNAP households
  • Quarterly coalition meetings to strategize, share resources, and align efforts
Our Approach
  • Strategic planning based on community data and needs
  • Collaborative problem-solving across sectors
  • Targeted work groups focused on specific barriers
  • Resource sharing to fill gaps more efficiently
  • Community-focused interventions tailored to vulnerable populations
Why Collaboration Matters By bringing organizations together, we can:
  • Maximize available resources and avoid duplication
  • Develop more efficient, coordinated food distribution strategies
  • Create comprehensive support systems for food-insecure residents
  • Respond quickly and strategically to community needs as they arise
Join Us Organizations working in food resources are welcome to participate. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in fighting hunger and improving food security in Hamilton County. Convened by Hamilton County Community Foundation, powered by local passion and commitment. [buttons] => ) [supporting_content] => Array ( [components] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [acf_fc_layout] => media [media] => Array ( [media_type] => image [image] => Array ( [file] => 48171 [scale] => 2 [custom_width] => [meta_data] => Array ( [meta] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [meta] => Potter's Bridge ) ) ) ) [video] => Array ( [video_source] => [video_embed] => [video_file] => [poster] => ) ) ) [1] => Array ( [acf_fc_layout] => media [media] => Array ( [media_type] => image [image] => Array ( [file] => 48172 [scale] => 2 [custom_width] => [meta_data] => Array ( [meta] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [meta] => Shakespeare in the Park ) ) ) ) [video] => Array ( [video_source] => [video_embed] => [video_file] => [poster] => ) ) ) ) ) ) [options] => Array ( [] => [block_id] => [vst] => Array ( [vspace] => sm ) [vsb] => Array ( [vspace] => sm ) [bg_split] => 0 [background] => Array ( [color] => default ) [bottom_bg] => Array ( [bottom_bg_color] => ) [bg_graphic] => Array ( [bg_graphic_cicf_brand_graphics] => 0 [bg_graphic_graphic_placement] => Array ( [bg_graphic_placement] => ) [bg_graphic_graphic_color] => Array ( [bg_graphic_color] => ) ) ) ) ) [description] => [method] => auto [selected_resources] => [banner_method] => auto [banners] => Array ( [banners_banners] => ) )

Our Food Resource Coalition is a powerful network of organizations committed to addressing hunger and food insecurity in Hamilton County. With nearly 21,000 residents experiencing food insecurity and gaps in access across several communities, the need for coordinated solutions has never been greater. By working together, we’re creating innovative strategies and ensuring that our community has access to critical nutrition resources.

Who We Are

A collaborative of food banks, organic farms, nonprofits, and community organizations dedicated to solving food access challenges across Hamilton County.

Our Mission

  • Reduce food insecurity
  • Coordinate food resource distribution
  • Eliminate redundant efforts
  • Support vulnerable community members

Key Facts

  • Approximately 21,000 Hamilton County residents experience food insecurity
  • Many food-insecure households face barriers like limited pantry hours, transportation challenges, and cultural disconnects
  • Hamilton County has just 34 food pantries, with many areas having fewer than one pantry per 100 SNAP households
  • Quarterly coalition meetings to strategize, share resources, and align efforts

Our Approach

  • Strategic planning based on community data and needs
  • Collaborative problem-solving across sectors
  • Targeted work groups focused on specific barriers
  • Resource sharing to fill gaps more efficiently
  • Community-focused interventions tailored to vulnerable populations

Why Collaboration Matters
By bringing organizations together, we can:

  • Maximize available resources and avoid duplication
  • Develop more efficient, coordinated food distribution strategies
  • Create comprehensive support systems for food-insecure residents
  • Respond quickly and strategically to community needs as they arise

Join Us
Organizations working in food resources are welcome to participate. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in fighting hunger and improving food security in Hamilton County.

Convened by Hamilton County Community Foundation, powered by local passion and commitment.