CFFN members include non-profit, non-governmental organizations doing food and farming policy work at the state-level, as well as local organizations like food policy councils that are willing to engage on policy, work democratically, engage in multi-sector work across the food system, and are aligned with CFFN’s mission.
Our members include:
Agricultural Institute of Marin
Agriculture & Land-Based Training Association
Alameda County Community Food Bank
CA4Health
California Association of Food Banks
California Climate & Agriculture Network
California Farmers Union
California FarmLink
California Food Policy Council
California Institute for Rural Studies
California Rural Legal Assistance Fndn
Californians Against Waste
Californians for Pesticide Reform
Carbon Cycle Institute
Center for Ecoliteracy
Center for Food Safety
Center for Good Food Purchasing
Ceres Community Project
Community Alliance for Agroecology
Community Alliance with Family Farmers
Community Health Councils
Community Vision
Community Water Center
Del Norte and Tribal Lands Community Food Council
Ecology Center/California Alliance of Farmers’ Markets
Food Chain Workers Alliance
Friends of the Earth
Interfaith Sustainable Food Collaborative
Latino Coalition for a Healthy California
Los Angeles Food Policy Council
Lutheran Office of Public Policy – California
Marin Food Policy Council
National Young Farmers Coalition
Natural Resources Defense Council
Nevada County Food Policy Council
Nourish California
Oakland Food Policy Council
Occidental Arts & Ecology Center
Pesticide Action Network
Praxis Project
Public Health Advocates
Public Health Institute
Real Food Generation
Roots of Change
Sacramento Food Policy Council
San Diego Food System Alliance
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
Sierra Club Grassroots Network Food & Ag Team
Slow Food California
SPUR
Sustainable Agriculture Education
Sustainable Economies Law Center
Union of Concerned Scientists
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 5
United Food & Commercial Workers – Western States Council
* In several cases, contractors or lobbyists represent several different clients and all are listed
