Welcome to Wellness Foods Foundation

Building Healthier Communities Through Sustainable Nutrition

Wellness Foods Foundation is committed to improving community nutrition by supporting sustainable agriculture, expanding access to fresh produce, and providing wellness education. 

About Us

Who We Are

Wellness Foods Foundation enhances community nutrition through supporting sustainable farming, securing contributions from individuals and partners to expand healthy food access, and sharing wellness education content.

Mission Statement

Wellness Foods Foundation enhances community nutrition through supporting sustainable farming, securing contributions from individuals and partners to expand healthy food access, and sharing wellness education content.

Our Key Pillars

Sustainable Farming

Supporting organic, nutrient-dense crop production with responsible farming practices.

Nutrition Access

Delivering fresh produce to families, seniors, and children experiencing food insecurity.

Youth Education

Empowering students to learn about nutrition, sustainability, and food systems.

Helping support Healthy Foods for Healthier Lives

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Million pounds of fresh produce grown and distributed since opening

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Pounds of produce harvested weekly.

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Reaching people every month through our partner network

Our Partner

SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY

Second Harvest Food Bank works alongside community partners and more than 14,000 volunteers to ensure dignified, equitable, and consistent access to nutritious food—building a foundation for community health across Orange County. Their extensive partner network spans 310 locations throughout the county, including houses of worship, K-12 schools, and universities, after-school programs, senior centers, shelters, soup kitchens, and transitional housing facilities. As a member of the Feeding America network, Second Harvest connects local efforts to a national movement fighting hunger.

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