Advancing Goal #4: American Indian Health and Family Services

American Indian Health and Family Services Fresh Food Share Program, Detroit, Michigan is one example of an organization that is supporting Goal 4 of the Michigan Good Food Charter.

American Indian Health and Family Services Fresh Food Share Program in Detroit, Michigan is one example of an organization that is supporting Goal 4 of the Michigan Good Food Charter. Goal 4 states that 80% of Michigan Residents will have easy access to affordable, fresh, healthy food, 20% of which is from Michigan sources. 

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