Benjamin Banneker Development Corp
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1420 N St NW Ste 102, Washington, DC 20005
1420 N St NW Ste 102, Washington, DC 20005
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- Food accessibility has become a rising concern for many nations. AS global conditions. Economic disparity. And geographical limitations have created NEW obstacles for families to access fresh foods regularly. FCHC believes the improvement of food access will stem from a diversified food system that will include urban communities AS locations for food production. Preparation. And distribution. 80% of the U. S. Population and over 50% of the World’s population NOW live in urban areas. Food accessibility. Therefore. Cannot BE adequately addressed without creating a solution that REIMAGINES the food system AS decentralized and urban. AS such, a distribution network of urban food hubs will offer cities the opportunity to diversify their food sources and increase food accessibility for many families. Eliminating food deserts. Fresh communities holding Corporation’s mission is to END food inaccessibility worldwide through OUR integrative ecosystem of education. Distribution. Marketing. And innovative technology; this will lead to the reduction in food costs. Increase in food access. And the creation of NEW avenues for economic development. FCHC has created an integrated system represented by its three divisions; FCHC wholesale. First harvest club. And Farmer’s market on wheels. In addition to providing food security for residents. FCHC will have a significant IMPACT on the local economy through OUR workforce development and charitable initiatives. FCHC will expand upon the food industry. Offering NEW business opportunities. Certification. And career advancement programs. FCHC objectives FCHC has identified specific objectives to fulfill its mission to reduce food insecurity. • establish infrastructure and network of suppliers and vendors • launch grassroots community driven marketing and promotional campaign • develop urban hubs in communities in and around the washington metropolitan area identified AS food deserts • partner with Academic and community development institutions • expand upon system infrastructure to tailor to needs of NEW markets • increase funding and revenue AT a rate NO less than 15% PER annum • designate a portion of annual harvest to public nutrition education.
- Neighborhoods
- Logan Circle - Shaw, Northwest Washington
- Languages
- English, Korean, Spanish
- Associations
- EBT,SNAP,Wholesale
- AKA
Fresh Communities Holding Corporation
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- Food Processing Equipment & Supplies
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