About
Feed The Hunger Fund works side-by-side with its borrowers – primarily women, immigrants, and people of color – to build a more equitable food system. As a certified Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI), FTHF provides critical loans in Hawaii and California to help farmers and food entrepreneurs to start and grow businesses.
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Support doesn’t stop once a business is launched. Program specialists work one-on-one to nurture each business owner at every step along their journey. FTHF builds on the gifts each entrepreneur brings to the table by helping them learn what they need to know to be successful for the long-term.
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Feed The Hunger Fund (FTHF)
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Loan
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Updated October 8, 2021
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