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We are currently seeking volunteers, including those willing to serve on our Board of Directors! Please tap below for more information and to sign-up!!!

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Check out our list of restaurants that support local agriculture!​

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In the news

Small farms finding niche markets - Lewistown Sentinel, 6/14/21

Your Guide to Affordable, Sustainable Food - Sustainable Review, 8/31/20

Dairy, Livestock Farmers in Central PA Are Navigating an Uncertain Spring - Town & Gown Magazine, 6/11/20

Centre County growers, producers see high demand for local foods amid pandemic. But what’s next? - Centre Daily Times, 6/11/20

​Farming Uncharted Territory - Town & Gown Magazine, June 2020

First-time event to put spotlight on local food in Centre County, connect producers and buyers, 3/2/20
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Hub Works To Put Farm-fresh Food In Local Bellies - StateCollege.com, 11/27/19

A ‘clearinghouse’ for local food is coming to Centre County. Here’s how it works - Centre Daily Times, 2/11/19

​Making Local Food Work - Provisions Magazine, 10/21/18

A New Food Hub Aims to Connect Local Farmers and Buyers - StateCollege.com, 10/16/18 

Help support our cause directly!

App Food Works is growing! We purchased a refrigerated truck in November 2020, look to move into a larger space during summer of 2021 and hire our first full-time employees soon. Please consider donating to support our mission by tapping the button below!

As featured on WHVL's
​Centre Of It All!

ALL IN FOODZ Podcast -- 9/10/2020

Appalachian Food Works is a farmer-focused, non-profit food hub working to build a more equitable food system by providing Central Pennsylvanians greater access to food grown and raised in Central Pennsylvania. On this episode of Allinfoodz, Amit Sharma sits down with Travis Lesser, Founder & Executive Director of Appalachian Food Works, to discuss what food hubs are and how App Food Works is helping local farmers and consumers.

Centre County farms grow enough food to feed the county's entire population, but only 1% of the food grown here is consumed here.  By concentrating on shortening these supply chains, we will be able to provide more Centre County residents with fresher, more healthful food.  Furthermore, we must work to provide greater food access to the surrounding rural areas that are rapidly becoming more dependent on national chains to feed their residents." ~ Travis Lesser, Founder of Appalachian Food Works