We are facing a crisis due to: 

Lack of Resources 

Homelessness 

Behavioral Problems 

Poor health 

Learning Disabilities 

Crisis Hunger

• The US Department of Agriculture considers South Dallas to be a food desert. Statistics show that people who live food deserts eat more fast food and have significantly higher rates of obesity and diabetes. 
• The median household income in 75215 is $26,316, 49% below the Dallas county median while the federal poverty level was $26,200 in 2020. However, most experts consider families making twice that much to be low income 
• According to a report from Parkland Health & Hospital System Dallas County ’ s most unhealthy residents live in a cluster of five zip codes all in southern Dallas. 75215 is # 1 on that list for residence having the lowest life expectancy. 
• U.S. Dept of Agriculture latest report found 1 in 6 kids live in food insecure homes. Kids who don ’t have access to food are much more likely to face unhealthy, unsuccessful and uncertain futures 
• Low-income families having fewer options for maintaining their health are essentially setting communities up to fail.

Our Solution

Gardens

Provide fresh, nutritious produce improving diet and overall health. Stronger communities and educational opportunities. Cleaner environment helping to reduce air pollution. 

Healthy Food Options

The only healthy food restaurant option available to the community at an affordable price. Healthy eating is very important in the being able to function well in society.

Nutritional education

Lack of education on healthy eating is the number one problem for communities suffering from preventable diseases. We will provide educational classes for the community to teach them how to be health conscious.

Employment/ internships

We will have a paid workforce development training, life skills and social skills training. Internships will allows us to have impact on the youth and decrease crime rates