CRFS Receives Food Hub Grant

A grant from The Kresge Foundation will support developing a food hub network in Michigan.

CRFS recently accepted a $450,000 grant from The Kresge Foundation to develop and lead the Michigan Food Hub Learning and Innovation Network.   A press release regarding the grant and the network is available for viewing.  Contact Rich Pirog for more information about the food hub network.

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