Welcome to Food for The Spirit

Food for the Spirit (F4tS) is a BIPOC-led nonprofit organization working on strengthening  the relationships, networks, and narrative power that drive food justice across New York State using creative facilitation to support racial healing, ecological justice, and equitable food systems. 

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Building Power Together: Our 2026 Policy Working Group is Underway

Earlier this year, Monti Lawson, farmer, organizer, and founder of Catalyst Collaborative Farm, came to us with an idea that sparked Food for the Spirit’s (F4tS) 2026 Policy Working Group Pilot. And now, we are thrilled to share that the group is up and running. What We’re Building F4tS’s Policy Working Group is designed to … Continue reading Building Power Together: Our 2026 Policy Working Group is Underway

Building Power Together: Introducing Our 2026 Policy Working Group

Applications are open now through end of day Monday, April 27th, 2026 — apply today! Earlier this year, Monti Lawson — farmer, organizer, and founder of Catalyst Collaborative Farm — came to us with an idea. He’d been watching what happens after people go through advocacy trainings: they get activated, they show up, and then … Continue reading Building Power Together: Introducing Our 2026 Policy Working Group

We’re hiring! Food for the Spirit is seeking a Buffalo Projects Lead

Buffalo Projects Lead – Job Posting Seasonal position, seven months (May through November 30, 2026) Application Deadline: Sunday, April 5, 2026 Posted on March 21, 2026 ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION Food for the Spirit works in partnership with frontline communities who value food sovereignty by building solidarity and collective power through creating spaces for visibility, connection, … Continue reading We’re hiring! Food for the Spirit is seeking a Buffalo Projects Lead

Join Us in Building a Food System That Serves Buffalo’s East Side

Apply to join our Buffalo Bypass steering committee – deadline October 26 The white supremacist attack at Tops Market on Jefferson, which took the lives of 10 beloved community members and permanently changed the lives of thousands more, was an act of hatred enabled by food apartheid that has long plagued Buffalo’s east side communities. … Continue reading Join Us in Building a Food System That Serves Buffalo’s East Side

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