Good Food Communities
Good Food Communities (GFC) is a comprehensive plan for a just transition that benefits frontline communities, workers, and the planet.
It’s grounded in grassroots organizing, a racial and class analysis, and building people power. The network was built by and for frontline organizations fighting for a new food system that benefits and prioritizes frontline communities, workers, and the planet. It builds on the lessons and momentum of the Good Food Purchasing Program (GFPP), and intends to inform its direction and public procurement at-large around a set of justice-oriented priorities. GFC’s role is to strengthen the shared power, alignment, and strategy of frontline-led coalitions working to transform public food purchasing.
Member Commitments
Workers Justice
Secure living wages for frontline food workers and ensure their right to organize is protected
Racial Justice
Build infrastructure and support for BIPOC producers, distributors, and businesses
Environmental Justice
Protections from food and farm-related pollution for communities of color and frontline workers
Supply Chain Transparency + Enforcement
Public access to supply chain data, GFPP implementation informed by local communities, and clear consequences for violating suppliers
Hold All GFPP Values in Equal Measure
We hold strong in our commitment to advocate for all GFPP values without exception
Get Involved
Want to Build Racial, Environmental, & Worker Justice and Transparency in the Food System?
Check out the website to learn more about the comprehensive framework, check out active campaigns, and dig into resources.