1 out of 3 Year-Round Nantucketers Are Food Insecure.
~7,000 Year-Round
Residents Regularly 
Struggle to Access Food.
46% of Public School
Students Qualify for 
Food Subsidies.
Our Partners
Together, We’re Building A Well-Nourished Nantucket.
We assess needs across the island, strengthen our partners, and step forward to fill the gaps.
Partner Spotlight
Women Infants and Children
Health Imperatives is a nonprofit organization that administers several health services on Nantucket, including the federal nutrition program Women Infants and Children (WIC). WIC provides free healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support and referrals to pregnant women, postpartum women, children under 5 and infants who qualify.
Nantucket
Community Food Hub
In 2025, Nourish Nantucket and the Nantucket Land Bank finalized the 
co-acquisition of 19 Boynton Lane, securing a permanent home for Nantucket’s food security work. Now designated as Nantucket Community Food Hub, the building houses the Nantucket Food Pantry, the Land Bank’s Agricultural Processing Center, meal preparation, and Nourish Nantucket.
No One
On Nantucket
Should Go Hungry

