Food Action Fund – Friends of Clevr Blends

Clevr has partnered with the Food Action Network to co-create the Food Action Fund. The Food Action Fund provides micro-grants to our local community to help get innovative food projects off the ground, and it houses relief aid that can provide direct financial support to local food system workers in the event of an emergency. Donate to the Food Action Fund today.

The Santa Barbara County Food Action Network is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Contributions to SBCFAN are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Federal Tax ID number:#87-1266678. Click here to view our Candid profile.

The following Success Stories are only a few examples that highlight how SBCFAN and small grant distribution have had an immense impact on our food system.

El Centro Santa Barbara: Somos Semillas Community Garden Success Story

The Somos Semillas Garden is a community-led project that provides space for place-based learning, public health, nutrition education, and community empowerment.

The Central Coast and Southern California Regenerative Equipment Sharing Collaborative

The Alliance is leveraging a cooperative sharing model to increase access to quality farming equipment.

Norma and Sandra celebrate the success of this lush garden on a tiny patch of ground.

Blue Sky Center's Victory Garden Project

"Resulted in the establishment of a local garden-to-table system that provided an immersive educational opportunity for families..."

Route One Farmers Market: Mobile Farmers Market Success Story

Route One’s mobile farmers market will serve Lompoc five days a week, prioritizing neighborhoods based on their access to fresh, healthy food.

St Mark’s-in-the-Valley: Community Kitchens Success Story

St. Mark's launched a community kitchen that serves as a hub for teaching, training, nutrition, and food distribution.

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