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OHARA COMMONS AND SUSTAINABILITY CENTER INC

HAMILTON, MT · EIN 47-2949318

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LOCAL FOOD HUB PROGRAM THE LOCAL FOOD HUB PROGRAM is DEDICATED to INCREASING YEAR-ROUND ACCESS to LOCALLY PRODUCED FOOD, STRENGTHENING LOCAL AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES, and BUILDING REGIONAL FOOD SECURITY. 2024 ACCOMPLISHMENTS: - MARKET GROWTH & SALES: GREW THE ONLINE FARMERS MARKETPLACE to INCLUDE 70 UNIQUE PRODUCERS, RESULTING IN AN INCREASE IN GROSS SALES of LOCALLY SOURCED PRODUCE and VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS. THIS DIRECTLY INJECTED FUNDS INTO THE LOCAL AGRICULTURAL ECONOMY. - FOOD ACCESS PROGRAMS: FACILITATED FOOD ACCESS and NUTRITIONAL SECURITY for RAVALLI COUNTY RESIDENTS, THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH SNAP PROGRAMS and LOCAL PANTRIES. - OPERATIONAL EXPANSION: DEVELOPED and EXPANDED FOOD HUB AC…

Organization
OHARA COMMONS AND SUSTAINABILITY CENTER INC
EIN
47-2949318
Address
111 S 4TH ST, HAMILTON, MT, 59840-2731
County
Ravalli
Tax category
Environmental Education
NTEE classification
C60
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$24,729reported assets
$176,819reported revenue
$177,591reported expenses
$58,171reported contributions
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