The Treasure Valley Food Coalition, a program of Sustainable Community Connections of Idaho, is a network of community members working together to create a sustainable local food system.

Statement of Purpose
Supporting sustainable agriculture, our local food system and community food security in the Treasure Valley. All Treasure Valley citizens deserve access to affordable, fresh, local, sustainably produced food.
What is a sustainable local food system?
Community-based activities relating to the production, storage, distribution, and consumption of food that are designed and operated to be ecologically sound, economically viable, and socially responsible.
What is local?
Local Food Assessment
Help raise funds for our local food assessment with our monthly dinner & movie fundraiser!
In January 2009, 140+ community members gathered to discuss the need for local food and prioritize nine areas of the food system.
The major project for 2010 is doing a food assessment. The
assessment is essential to inform the development of a sustainable
local food system through the evaluation of factors limiting the
production and distribution of local food. A food assessment will
answer questions such as:
The food assessment will be done in phases and the total cost will be
$25,000-$35,000.
Connect
The Treasure Valley Food Coalition website is coming soon.
Please contact us if you would like to learn more about our local food initiatives: SCCI Local Food System
Urban Gardening