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The Pueblo Food Project (PFP) is a community coalition working to develop a vibrant, nutritious, and equitable local food system that supports all Puebloans in living healthy and happy lives. The Pueblo Food Project coalition is open to anyone interested in our local food system.

How we began.
PFP first met when U.S. Senator Michael Bennet’s Office and Walter Robb, Stonewall Robb Advisor and former Whole Foods CEO, convened a group of 30 stakeholders to focus on Pueblo food systems. PFP was lucky enough to receive a Colorado Health Foundations Community Food Systems Planning Grant to support further development of the coalition. PFP now has more than 100 active community members and organizations. Members are asked to participate in the five working groups (each aligned with a PFP strategic priority) and three task forces. These member groups meet at least monthly in addition to the regular food project and food council meetings. The groups establish priorities and move work forward. Each working group has collaborated in establishing its own strategic plan with priorities, systems change strategies, and a North Star for their work. See our initiatives page for more information on these groups.

As of April 1, 2024, HadaNou Collective (HNC) is the fiscal agent for the Pueblo Food Project. You can read more about HNC on their website.