In our first year, GoHealthySC and Mina’s Kitchen have already begun building a strong foundation of community engagement, nourishment, and education.

Food Access & Nourishment

• Served 500+ plant-based meals to the community within the first year 
• Provided fresh juices, salads, and plant-based foods to families and children at local events. 

Community Partnerships & Events

• Invited to cater for local youth initiatives including Princess Empowerment and Boyz II Men (Columbia, SC programs) 
• Hosted a community pop-up at Seven Oaks Plant Shop, offering fresh juices, sushi, salads, and baked goods 

Youth Education & Engagement

• Led hands-on workshops teaching children how to create their own fresh juices 
• Introduced youth to healthier food options in a way that is interactive, practical, and empowering 

Media & Community Recognition

• Featured on local news, highlighting our work in community health and youth engagement 
• Continued invitations to participate in community-centered wellness initiatives 

Consistency & Growth

• One full year of consistent plant-based food preparation and community service 
• Ongoing participation in local health-focused events and outreach 

We are now expanding from community events and food service into long-term impact through Moor Love Farms and structured wellness programming.

With the development of our land and farm, we will:

• Create consistent community-based food production 
• Launch our own health and wellness initiatives 
• Expand youth education through food, farming, and self-sufficiency programs 
• Increase the number of families we serve from hundreds to thousands 

This is not theoretical work.

This is already happening—in kitchens, at events, in classrooms, and in the community.

With the right support, what has been built in one year can be expanded, stabilized, and scaled into a lasting system of nourishment and empowerment.