GREATER HIGH POINT FOOD ALLIANCE
Food Security Fund
NOW is our community's time to coordinate efforts, learn better ways to serve, and identify clear, measurable goals toward improving food insecurity in the greater High Point area.
REGISTER NOW- JANUARY 28, 2022
FOOD SECURITY SUMMIT
FOOD SECURITY SUMMIT UPDATE:
Although we had planned to host our event in person, due to the current rising COVID numbers our team made the decision this week to host the Food Security Summit virtually. The event will still be held on the 28th. The topic and the speakers will remain the same as detailed below. Our event will begin at 8:30am and last until 12:30pm. A Zoom link will be sent out for the event through your Eventbrite email at a later date. Although we looked forward to seeing you all in person, we want everyone to be safe and healthy within our community. We look forward to seeing you virtually on January 28th, 2022. Thank you for your continued support.
Greater High Point Food Alliance’s sixth Food Security Summit, in collaboration with Resilience High Point, will take place on January 28th, at The Loft at Congdon Yards. The topic for this Food Security Summit is the Impact of Poverty on Housing, Seniors, Food Security, Health, Education, and Youth Perspectives. Dr. Gene Nichol will be the keynote speaker and High Point City Manager, Tasha Logan Ford, will give an update from the City.
Register and fill out the lunch form through the link below:
Food Security Summit Tickets, Fri, Jan 28, 2022 at 8:30 AM |
Supported through assistance from Foundation for a Healthy High Point and Wells Fargo, and Community Food Strategies. In collaboration with Resilience High Point.
2020 FOOD SECURITY AWARDS
Rooted In The Community Award presented to:
YWCA High Point - recipient of the Rooted in the Community Award.
Pictured above: Jakki Davis- GHPFA Board Chair and Executive Director of D-UP, Inc. with Heidi Majors, Executive Director of YWCA High Point
Food Security Advocate Awards presented to:
Pictured above: Latoya Bullock, Vice President of Community Impact at the United Way of Greater High Point and Jakki Davis, GHPFA Board Chair and Executive Director of D-UP, Inc.
Pictured above - Emily McCollum, Program Officer at the Weaver Foundation and Jakki Davis, GHPFA Board Chair and Executive Director of D-UP, Inc.
"Awarded to the individual who has been a leader in advocating for those struggling with food insecurity, who has been proactive in addressing food insecurity, and who has been a catalyst for change and sustainability."