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Our Work | Food & Nutrition

Chef Nurhaliza Mohamath on Cham cuisine, food sovereignty, and keeping culture alive through food & storytelling.  On March 15, we came together at Rainer Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands for My Cham Tongue: A Community Iftar — a celebration of Cham cuisine and history through the eyes of Chef Nurhaliza Mohamath....
Events | Our Work

Tilth Alliance has been happily coordinating with local growers for many years to grow and supply edible plants for both of our annual Edible Plant Sales. We purchase from farmers and growers who use certified organic or regenerative and sustainable methods. Over the last few years, we have added...
Our Work | Environmental Stewardship

Every year, our Soil & Water Stewardship program brings together 40 community members for a comprehensive, nine-month training in sustainable food production and natural resource conservation. This year, we received an incredible number of applications, and the enthusiasm and support from this community means everything. We began our first...
Our Work | Events

Spring gardening season starts sooner than you think. While others are still dreaming of tomatoes, you could be harvesting fresh greens and crunchy veggies in just weeks. Tilth Alliance’s March Edible Plant Sale returns Saturday, March 21, at Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands. This is your chance to...
Our Work | Advocacy

As we move into the new year, it’s important to take stock of where we are and where we want to go. Right now, there’s real momentum building for organic and regenerative agriculture in Washington.  Through the Coalition for Organic and Regenerative Agriculture (CORA), Tilth Alliance is helping lead advocacy efforts that are...
Our Work | Food & Nutrition

This year has brought new challenges to food access in our community. Families experienced heightened food insecurity due to federal cuts to SNAP benefits and local farmers faced mounting financial pressures. Through each of these challenges, we remained deeply committed to doing everything we can to increase equitable access...