Jan 7, 2025 | Newsletter, ofnusa community
Jan. 7, 2025, 9 a.m. The Latest from Open Food Network USA Made possible with your contributions. Happy New Year! 🎉 Cozy up with some hot cocoa🍵… it’s time for the OFN Newsletter! We’re ready to ✨dazzle✨ you with the coolest conference updates, share the news of new...
Jul 12, 2023 | ofnusa community
The Open Food Network (OFN) has partnered with Parkside Business and Community in Partnership (PBCIP) to focus on communities in Camden, New Jersey. Since 2015, this non-profit developer based in the Parkside neighborhood has been the fiscal sponsor for Roots to...
Jul 12, 2023 | ofnusa community
Let’s meet Shannon, the energetic CDO of Etherix who has joined forces with Providence International Garden of Hope, a non-profit organization in Shasta County, California aimed at combating global hunger, and the Open Food Network (OFN) for a project funded by the...
Jul 12, 2023 | ofnusa community
The Open Food Network (OFN) is partnering with The Rockwood Food System Collaborative (RFSC), a multiethnic group of food oriented stakeholders near Gresham, Oregon. The RFSC is one of the projects chosen for funding in the USDA’s Local Food Promotion Program (LFPP)...
Nov 14, 2022 | good to know, ofnusa community
Here’s a great example of Hubs working together to make good things happen! The Great Apple Caper in Northern Minnesota 5,300 apples to local Minnesota schools Article by Kathleen Rykus Community and helping out people in your area is a staple of Northern...
Mar 30, 2022 | good to know, How-To, ofnusa community
Our Support Page is your one-stop shop for all things OFN! Get Discovered There are so many ways to help your customers to find you on OFN. Here’s our top 5 favorites: Help your community find and support you! Use the “Properties” enterprise setting to create terms...
Jun 12, 2021 | ofnusa community
Meet the OFN Flower Farms! Written by Linda Yan | June 12th, 2021 Summertime is coming around– and so is the urge to buy a huge bouquet for everyone you love! Lots of the small farmers you’ll find in the Open Food Network grow flowers for their beauty and...
