Michigan Local Food Councils Map

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July 30, 2021 - Author: Liz Gensler, Rachel Kelly, Megan Masson-Minock, Kolia Souza

This map shows Michigan local food councils and their coverage area in the state.

Please note that this map may not include every council in Michigan. If you know of an organization that should be added, please contact us for inclusion in the next update.

This map shows Michigan local food councils and their coverage area in the state.

List of Michigan local food councils

  1. Northwest Michigan Food and Farming Network
  2. Northwest Food Coalition
  3. Local Food Alliance of Northern Michigan
  4. Western UP Food Systems Collaborative
  5. Upper Peninsula Food Exchange
  6. Tribal Food Sovereignty Collaborative (Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians)
  7. Wiisinidaa Mnomiijim (Let's Eat Good Food) in Bay Mills Indian Community
  8. Thumb Food Policy Council
  9. Detroit Food Policy Council
  10. Western Wayne County Food Policy Council
  11. Capital Area Food Council
  12. Southwest Michigan Local Food Council
  13. Western Michigan Food Recovery Council
  14. Lake County Community Food Council
  15. Midland County Hunger Connections
  16. Bay County Food Connection
  17. Food Access Collaboration Team of Saginaw
  18. Flint and Genesee Food Policy Council
  19. Oakland County Food Policy Council
  20. Livingston County Hunger Council
  21. Washtenaw County Food Policy Council
  22. Monroe County Food Advisory Council
  23. Hunger Free Calhoun County Coalition
  24. Zoo City Farm & Food Network
  25. Kent County Food Policy Council
  26. Ottawa Food
  27. Muskegon Food Alliance

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