Handicap accessible — Local Organizations — Northeast Indiana Local Food Network

A and J Kitchen

A and J Kitchen is a shared or commissary kitchen. We provide a Board of Health approved kitchen for food start ups, caterers and food trucks so that they can grow their businesses. We have event space for rent, which can be free for certain non-profit groups and to our own renters to promote their business. We are also a source of support for new businesses, helping them go from an idea to serving their food to the public.

AllenEllen BaumanDecember 16, 2025Commissary Kitchen, Learning Kitchen, Commercial Kitchen, Shared use Commercial kitchen, Handicap accessible

Community Harvest Food Bank

Community Harvest works with and collaborates with local retailers, farms, and other community partners in order to meet the needs of kids, seniors, Veterans, and families experiencing hunger. Last year, 13.8 million pounds were distributed to nearly 85,000 people throughout the northeast Indiana region, and over one-third of all food distributed was fresh produce.

AllenJeffrey HighlenJune 28, 2020Food bank/Food pantry, Gleaning, Handicap accessible, Healthy Food Access, Local Food Aggregation/Distribution, Shared use Commercial kitchen

Dick's Organics

Dick’s Organics is a nonprofit farm. We grow veggies and fruit for donation only. We utilize volunteers to plant and harvest our crops and receive seed and tool donations.

AllenJeffrey HighlenJune 28, 2020Healthy Food Access, Handicap accessible, Farm, Learning Garden, Certified Naturally Grown

Parkview Health - Community Well-Being

As a community owned, not-for-profit organization, Parkview Health is dedicated to improving your health and inspiring your well-being.

AllenJeffrey HighlenJune 23, 2020Farm to School, Healthy Food Access, Handicap accessible, Learning Garden, Learning Kitchen

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