Founded in 1974, Feeding Champlain Valley is committed to providing food for everyone in Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, and Grand Isle Counties, while creating community and cultivating opportunities. As the largest direct service emergency food provider in Vermont, Feeding Champlain Valley is a program of Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity and serves over 12,000 people each year through programs that include the food access center and network, home delivery, hot meals, and the Good Food Truck.

For Henry AHC's mission is to fund and develop treatments for Henry & others with AHC. We are developing the first treatment ever for AHC called an ASO and Henry is on track to be treated by the end of the year!

AHC is a rare, 1 in a million, severe, degenerative, genetic neurological disease which causes life threatening symptoms like seizures, apneas, and paralysis. AHC is like 8 neurological conditions in 1: stroke, Alzheimer’s, epilepsy, Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, ADHD, and migraine.

The 'Walk to Shop' trolley program is an initiative of Net Zero Vermont. The program encourages everyone to consider walking and riding public transit more often for short trips instead of always driving – saving money, improving health and reducing pollution. Your change will help them to contribute to more vibrant, walkable communities with fewer cars – places where we all want to live, work and play. Using a trolley is a great way to get your groceries home with ease.

Since 1980, the Burlington Farmers Market has been a marketplace for Vermont farmers, crafters, and food artisans. We provide a space for consumers to connect with producers while strengthening our local food system, stimulating the local economy, preserving farmland, and supporting healthy communities. Every Saturday from May to October, we host more than 75 vendors and a variety of community activities including live music, kids entertainment, food demo tents, and more!