As global food costs increase due to high inflation, we are all feeling the effects at grocery stores and restaurants across the country. Our local food growers are feeling it too—from gas to seeds to fertilizer, the cost of growing food in Nova Scotia is also on the rise.
Read MoreWatch this short video to follow along with Nova Scotia student Sophia as she learns what the Nourish Your Roots fundraiser is all about!
Read MoreNourish has established a special School Food Fund which we will distribute to our public education partners according to enrolment numbers and need.
Read MoreNourish volunteer Sheri White shares her experiences as a beginner gardener in the hopes of inspiring others to get their hands dirty!
Read MoreNourish ED Lisa talks about childhood berry-picking memories, and creating new memories with her own family.
Read MoreNourish volunteer Sheri White shares her experiences as a beginner gardener in the hopes of inspiring others to get their hands dirty!
Read MoreAs June comes to a close, it signals the end of Pride month, a time to celebrate and support 2SLGBTQIA+ folks and learn about their history.
Read MoreAs part of our ongoing commitment to youth voices, we are excited to introduce you to our new Food Culture & Communications Ambassador, Nicole!
Read MoreThe Nova Scotia Advisory to the Coalition for Healthy School Food (NS-CHSF) brings together stakeholders from regions and sectors across Nova Scotia to engage in dialogue, share resources, and collaborate on collective advocacy towards the development of a Canada-wide school food program. Meet our NS-CHSF Coordinator, Lindsay, and learn more about the Coalition’s work!
Read MoreThe Nourish Food and Film Challenge is back and this years’ theme is Everybody Eats: The Power of Plants. Tell a story about what interests you on this topic. Your film could be a call to action for you, your family, your community, your province, your country or the planet.
Read MoreWe are so excited to introduce you to our new Executive Director, Lisa Roberts, who will lead Nourish into its next chapter. Learn more about Lisa and what inspired her to join Nourish.
Read MoreThis quick-growing root vegetable is crisp, crunchy, and a great addition to any salad. You can even eat the greens! Generally, the larger the radish, the spicier the flavour.
Read MoreSpring is the perfect time to find fresh leafy greens in Nova Scotia, like lettuce, kale, spinach, arugula, swiss chard and even dandelion leaves! Greens are one of the most diverse vegetables to enjoy: they can be eaten raw in a salad, sandwich or smoothie, or they can be cooked into pastas or soups.
Read MoreNourish volunteer Sheri White shares her experiences as a beginner gardener in the hopes of inspiring others to get their hands dirty!
Read MoreEach year, we acknowledge an outstanding Nourish volunteer who has contributed their time and energy to advancing the work of Nourish through the Golden Carrot Award. This year, we’re thrilled to announce that the 2022 Golden Carrot was awarded to…
Read MoreThe Blue Nose is back in bloom and this year, many folks on the Nourish team are taking a new approach to the fundraiser. This week we are speaking to Nat, our very own Program Development Coordinator, to hear their fresh take on the charity challenge.
Read MoreIn this Volunteer Spotlight, we are highlighting Janice, one of the members of our in-house Business Team and a member of our Board of Directors! Click through to learn more about Janice and what drew her to Nourish.
Read MoreIn this Volunteer Spotlight, we are highlighting Katie, one of the members of our in-house Communications Team! Click through to learn more about Katie and what drew her to Nourish.
Read MoreIn this Volunteer Spotlight, we are highlighting Hannah, a member of our in-house Volunteer Team since December! Click through to learn more about Hannah and what it’s like being a new volunteer at Nourish
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