People Lifted And Neighborhoods Thriving

P.L.A.N.T. Monthly Giving

Many families regularly rely on the Kinship Community Food Center for food, assistance finding household and financial resources, and most importantly, for a place of belonging.

As a monthly donor in our P.L.A.N.T. Initiative (People Lifted And Neighborhoods Thriving), you become an essential part of our community garden where nourishment, belonging, and prosperity are cultivated for all.

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Consider a monthly donation level that’s right for you.

Your ongoing support will help our neighbors carry their burdens and sow seeds of food security, foster deep-rooted kinship, and nurture stability and economic opportunity.

Seeds Level

$10/Month could help us purchase food at cost so that our shoppers have access to a wider variety of nourishing foods, like dairy, oil, and eggs.
15% of the essential food in our Shop program is purchased at cost.
Root Level

$25/month could help with the cost of community trainings on poverty and hunger for our volunteers and neighborhood residents.
More than 5,000 volunteers come through our doors every year and about about one quarter of those of those volunteers are also shoppers.
Stem Level

$50/month could contribute to healthy meals that bring our community together.
Last year, we served 15,000 Cafe meals at the Food Center where community members sat and ate together.
86% of shoppers say they have made new friends since coming to Kinship.
Leaf Level

$75/month could help us purchase farming supplies to sustain our urban farm.
Each year we grow nearly 20,000 lbs of organic produce that is distributed to our shoppers.
90% of shoppers say that they cook with more fresh produce since coming to Kinship.
Flower Level

$100/month could contribute to the living stipend of a Mission Intern.
Each August, we are blessed to welcome mission interns for a year of service as they are integral to our operations and program development.
Fruit Level

$250/month could contribute to the costs of our Stride program, which provides crisis assistance referrals to neighborhood residents.
Last year, nearly 90 of our families were protected from eviction.