Address

174 East 74th Street

Address Line 2

Suite 6C

New York

10021

About

We want to mitigate food insecurity in the five boroughs of New York City by addressing the key causes: lack of time, lack of money, inaccessibility to nutritious food, and unfamiliarity with a variety of healthy ingredients, cooking methods and recipes. ATE offers financial support to organizations, individuals, projects, programs and/or new models that afford New York City families access to more sustainable and consistent food consumption with an emphasis on healthy eating.

Website

https://ampletableforeveryone.org/

Director, Manager or CEO

Cindy Gerhard

Number of staff/employees

Year Started

2013

Major Funders

ATE funds food security initiatives/programs

Latest Projects

We will be open-sourcing 3 “nutrition on-a-budget” educational curricula for use by schools and organizations. Target audiences are: Pregnant women and their young children, families with children 5-13, and school children in 5th-9th grade.

Interesting Fact

Since 2013, ATE has read over 200 applications and donated more than a quarter of a million dollars to help 18 organizations reach thousands of children, college students, single mothers and low-wage workers across the five boroughs with the tools, support and even the food they need to feed themselves and their families more thoughtfully, economically and sustainably.

Areas Served

Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens

Core Programs

ATE's goal is to identify and fund projects that address at least one of the major causes of food insecurity: lack of time, lack of money, lack of access to nutritious food, and unfamiliarity with a variety of ingredients, cooking methods, and recipes.

Major Issues

Funding, Health Disparities (Racial, Economic, Socioeconomic)

Non-profit?

Nonprofit

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Twitter

https://twitter.com/ATENYC

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/AmpleTableForEveryone/

Frequently used hashtags

#foodsecurity