Established in 2008, Feed The Hunger Fund (FTHF) aims to eliminate hunger and poverty by focusing on food security and sustainability. As a CDFI, FTHF provides financial and business coaching to thousands of BIPOC, immigrant, women, and low-income food entrepreneurs, offering loans and grants to their food enterprises. This program gives small-scale food enterprises access to capital and business skills, enabling farmers to increase their healthy food yields for local low-income communities at affordable rates. Additionally, some farmers supply their fresh produce to other small food entrepreneurs operating food trucks, cafes, and restaurants in rural and urban low-income areas.