We seek to catalyze residents to create conditions that transform their food-insecure neighborhoods into vital hubs for health and well-being.

FOOD

Through our farming and food programs, we work with residents and other neighborhood stakeholders to create a network of community-based small plot, high-yield farms. Our small-scale manufacturing operations produce food-based and agricultural products.

ART

We strive to be catalysts for change, providing opportunities for creative expression and experiential learning.

Through our art programs, we provide a range of activities and opportunities that includes the integration and creation of art as a mode of communication, action, and reflection in which individuals and groups of residents engage.

LIFE

Life is how we use, value, and share what we create to survive and thrive.

Our end goal is to increase the well-being of individuals and to improve the social, economic, and cultural viability of their communities. We provide food and wellness-oriented workshops, community meals and events, and “food-as-medicine” programs to support people’s efforts to live healthier lives.

View fullsize Thank you to everyone who joined us for Project EATS’ 15th Anniversary benefit! Your presence and support made this milestone celebration truly unforgettable. A special thank you to our incredible honorees, @samkassdc and @anamibia for inspir
View fullsize At this year’s 15th year celebration we will be honoring visionaries @samkassdc and @anamibia , who have redefined what it means to nourish both people and the planet. Sam Kass • American chef, political advisor, and entrepreneur recogniz
View fullsize From one urban farm to a thriving network across NYC, Project EATS has spent 15 years cultivating food, community, and resilience. Here’s to 15 years—and many more ahead. Every seed planted brings us closer to a world with accessible, fr
View fullsize Do you know what a Hydroponic farm is? Hydroponic farms are just one of the innovative farming methods Project EATS is using to transform NYC’s skyline, turning rooftops into vibrant, soil-free gardens. By replacing traditional farming metho
View fullsize The team visited one of our new farm locations atop The Rise building in Brownsville, Brooklyn. The Rise, a Passive House Certified development offers 72 units of supportive and affordable housing for justice-involved families and low-income househo
View fullsize Bright, zesty, & refreshing recipe using cucumbers from our farm! •citrusy cucumbers with red onions, toasted sesame seeds with tahini sauce• 1️⃣ Slice 1 red onion thin and soak in ice water. Set aside. 2️⃣ Slice up 2 cucumbers. Zest