Strong partnerships are essential to the work of NOFFN. We work to build and nurture its relationships with regional, city-wide, and community organizations to develop a support system for sustainable growing. We believe that by doing so, we improve the resources available to advance food justice in New Orleans.
- AARP
- Bayou District Foundation
- Bayou Rebirth
- Café Reconcile
- Carrollton-Hollygrove CDC - a non-profit organization whose mission is the development of housing affordable to low-and moderate-income households and, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, to promote neighborhood revitalization and recovery in the area bounded by South Carrollton Ave., the Jefferson Parish line, I-10, and South Claiborne Ave.
- Center for Ethical Living and Renewal
- City Park New Orleans
- Common Ground Health Clinic – a non-profit organization that provides free quality health care for the greater New Orleans community, and develops and provides programs to address community health care needs through collaborative partnerships.
- Common Ground Relief – a volunteer-run not-for-profit organization based in the Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans that runs a diversity of projects – from New Home Construction, to a Free Legal Clinic, to Community Gardening and the education of school children about Food Security and Environmental Science with the Garden of Eatin’ Program
- Community Food Security Coalition
- Covenant House
- Craige Cultural Community Center
- Delgado Community College
- Edible Schoolyard New Orleans
- Faubourg Delassize Community Garden
- Forrest Park Community Center
- FPAC – New Orleans Food Policy Advisory Committee - FPAC is a broad coalition of community partners that produces recommendations to the New Orleans City Council on policies and programs to improve food access.
- Friends of Lafitte Corridor
- Global Green
- Green Light NOLA
- Gris Gris Lab
- Grow Dat Youth Farm
- Growing Power
- Hike for KaTREEna
- Hollygrove Market and Farm - an urban farm, local produce market, and community garden space created in collaboration by the Carrollton-Hollygrove Community Development Corporation, Trinity Christian Community, Tulane City Center, and NOFFN.
- Hope Haven Farms
- Jericho Rd Episcopal Housing Initiative
- Jewish Fund for Justice
- Kids ReThink New Orleans Schools
- L9 Backyard Gardeners Network
- L9 Village
- Liberty’s Kitchen
- Longue Vue House & Gardens
- Lower 9th Ward Neighborhood Empowerment Network Association
- Louisiana Agri-Business Council
- LSU Ag Extension
- marketumbrella.org
- Mary Queen of Vietnam CDC
- New Orleans Redevelopment Authority
- NOLA Food Co-op
- NOLA Green Roots - a non-profit organization that develops community gardens thereby teaching youth, low-income residents, and senior citizens how to grow fresh fruits and vegetables at a low cost.
- Our School at Blair Grocery
- Parkway Partners
- Renaissance Project
- Royal Castle Daycare
- St Peters Church
- Second Harvest Food Bank of New Orleans & Acadiana - The mission of Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana is to lead the fight against hunger in south Louisiana through food distribution, advocacy, education and disaster response.
- Social Entrepreneurs of New Orleans (SENO) – SENO’s mission is to enable individuals to start and grow innovative, sustainable, results-focused solutions to social and/or environmental problems in New Orleans.
- Sun Harvest Garden
- Tekrema Center for Art and Culture - Tekrema Center for Art and Culture is a not-profit cultural arts organization dedicated to the maintenance, development and perseverance of African and African Diaspora art and culture through the performing and visual arts, the humanities, and special projects
- Trinity Christian Community - Through innovative programs that rebuild broken lives, Trinity Christian Community works to create leadership among those most vulnerable. The Trinity Christian Community along with NOFFN, Carrollton-Hollygrove Community Development Corporation, Tulane City Center worked to create the Hollygrove Market & Farm.
- Tulane City Center - As the primary venue for outreach projects at the Tulane School of Architecture, TCC has partnered on many projects with NOFFN in support of the urban agriculture community ranging in scale from ambitious and programmatically complex farm and market facilities, farms consisting of dispersed vacant lots in concentrated neighborhoods through to individual urban lot sites.
- Tulane Prevention Research Center
- Vintage Garden @ The ARC
Schools
- Audubon Charter School
- Benjamin Franklin High School
- Benjamin Franklin Elementary Mathematics & Science School
- International School of Louisiana
- James W Johnson Elementary School
- Langston Hughes Academy Charter
- Lusher Charter School
- O. Perry Walker College & Career Preparatory High School & Community Center
- Schwarz Alternative School
- Sojourner Truth Academy
