Uncommon Good, Neighbor

Uncommon Good was founded in 2000 with the mission to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty through three innovative programs in health, education, and urban farming. We have built three primary programs that complement and strengthen one another through increasing access to basic needs: education, healthcare, and food.

Connect to College (C2C) supports low-income young people in pursuing higher education.

Medicine for the Economically Disadvantaged (MED) increases access to quality health services in low-income communities.

Community Alliance for Urban Sustainable Agriculture (CAUSA), provides free, fresh, nutritious food that nourishes our students, families, and community members with the fuel they need to grow, thrive, and accomplish their goals.