We work with the company 2ndChance Foods and BarnBox Direct to deliver affordable and healthy groceries directly to neighborhoods. These fresh, healthy foods may be rejected from supermarkets or thrown away for lack of “aesthetic” appeal but they are just as nutritious and delicious. Sometimes food is even thrown out just because the company decides to use a new packaging graphic! Our clients are able to pick out the type and quantity of groceries they need and have them delivered right to their doorstep, reducing hassle of going grocery shopping, reducing food waste, and reducing carbon emissions of transportation by targeting a whole neighborhood in one delivery trip.

We are partnering with the Slow Food USA School Garden program because we believe it is important for children to have a hands-on understanding of fresh food from an early age. Children can learn to appreciate fresh foods which will help when introducing new produce with our other fresh food delivery services. (School Garden Program • Slow Food USA., accessed 2022)

SuperbShuttle is originally an airport transportation service in which you can schedule a shuttle to or from the airport. We have partnered with SuperbShuttle to create “SuperbShuttle Fresh,” a shuttle program that runs multiple times daily from central neighborhood locations in food apartheids right to grocery stores and farmers markets and offers return transportation. This service allows our clients to access fresh food without needing to walk long distances or arranging personal transportation. In some communities we provide SuperbShuttle Fresh, in others we may help fund the construction of a community garden to increase access to fresh fruits and veggies.

The Sustenance Trust is a nonprofit organization that works with schools, grocers, local farmers, policymakers, neighborhoods, and community members to push forth different food access projects. One of the Sustenance Trust's projects is establishing an expanding network of farmer's markets throughout Philadelphia that accept SNAP/EBT. Transformative Food Solutions has partnered with the Sustenance Trust to facilitate connections between farmer's markets across the country and the USDA Food and Nutrition Service, in order to authorize local farmer's markets to accept SNAP/EBT as valid forms of payment throughout the nation. With our current progress, we expect for all farmer's markets in the United States to accept SNAP/EBT by the end of 2030.

We are excited to announce that we are partnering with Farm Box Direct. This company delivers organic produce throughout the US. It is also the first grocery delivery system to partner with SNAP, allowing participants to use food stamps for their groceries. Plus delivery is completely free for SNAP participants! (Organic Produce Delivery Service, accessed 2022)

We work with the Multicultural Marketing Internship Program, or MMIP, which provides professional development and work experience within the advertising industry to college-age students of color (MAIP, n.d.). We provide leadership training and education during the program to make participants aware. Additionally, by acting as a bridge, we connect the diverse talent of MMIP with the marketing components of large food companies. In doing so, we provide job opportunities to young professionals in which they can bring in their culturally humility-based perspectives and end negative stereotyping within targeted marketing and its subsequent health outcomes.