Greater High Point Food Alliance
Community Services Non Profits
Why pick this one
Greater High Point Food Alliance coordinates Guilford County food resources through a Food Finder, Spanish guide, and SNAP eligibility guidance.
Best for
- Finding food pantries and other food resources in High Point or Greensboro
- Locating emergency and health resources through the Guilford County Community Resource Guide
- Spanish-speaking residents seeking local food and support resources
- Understanding North Carolina SNAP or Food and Nutrition Services eligibility
- Volunteering with food pantries, community gardens, food distributions, or nutrition education
- Organizations seeking food pantry operations guidance or community food-system partnerships
Look elsewhere if
- The need is outside Guilford County
- The user needs a commercial grocery delivery service or restaurant
- The user needs a direct service unrelated to food insecurity, food access, or community resources
Specialties
- Food insecurity resource navigation
- Food pantry and partner-agency coordination
- SNAP/Food and Nutrition Services eligibility guidance
- Culturally appropriate food planning
- Community food-system advocacy and education
What makes them different
- Serves residents throughout Guilford County, including High Point and Greensboro
- Publishes English and Spanish community resource guides
- Provides a Greater Guilford Food Finder and mobile app
- Coordinates partner agencies, working teams, and neighborhood food initiatives
- Provides Food and Nutrition Services eligibility and application guidance
- Serves
- High Point, Greensboro
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 815 Phillips Ave, High Point, NC 27262
- Phone
- +13368990885
- Website
- http://www.ghpfa.org/
Services
- Community food resource guides
- Food and emergency resource referrals
- Food pantry coordination
- Food insecurity advocacy
- Nutrition education
- Community garden and urban agriculture support
- Volunteer matching
- Food insecurity surveys and community engagement