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About Digital Food Access Project

What We Do: We build free, personalized tools for food justice organizations. These tools are specifically developed to cater to the needs of an organization. All tools and services are free of charge. This allows for organizations to keep fighting food insecurity while not having to worry about staying technologically up to date.

How We Do It: It starts with a one on one meeting with a member of the project. We discuss how your organization runs and any areas where a technological tool may help. Once we identify an area, we develop a tool to help operations in that area.

Why Our Work Matters: Many food justice organizations don't have cheap and easy access to a developer. We fill this gap by developing free tools for the organization with little involvement on their part required. Our work allows organizations to improve their operations without a considerable amount of effort.

Our Team

John Hurd: Founder and Executive Director

John Hurd

John is a high school Senior from New York, New York with years of experience coding. Living in Manhattan, John lives across from a food pantry, where every third Saturday, people line up to recieve food. Seeing the need, John founded Digital Food Access Project with the mission of delivering equitable food access to all by increasing the accessibility of technological tools to food justice organizations in need.