Where Learning to Grow Feeds for Life

Help us plant the seeds of food independence.

Teach. Grow. Thrive.

Skills that nourish for a lifetime.

From Hunger to Health

Turning food insecurity into lasting community resilience.

Growing Food Freedom

Gardens, education, and access—rooted in sustainability.

Partners for Change

Working together to nourish Nevada’s future.

Growing Food Freedom in Nevada

Practical programs that turn hunger into health—gardens, education, and access rooted in sustainable, community-led solutions.

The Roots of Our Mission

At Silver Linings Food Haven, our work is rooted in clear, actionable values that guide every program we build and every partnership we form. From aligning with statewide strategies to fostering hands-on community engagement, we’re committed to creating food systems that nourish both people and the planet.

Lead • Grow • Feed • Reach • Build — Aligned with Nevada’s Food Security Strategic Plan.

Community-first — Tools, training, and direct food sources where they’re needed most.

Sustainable — Regenerative practices informed by longevity research.

Hunger by the Numbers

The Facts Behind the Fight

Food insecurity in Nevada affects people of all ages, from children struggling to focus in school to seniors facing health challenges without reliable access to nutritious meals. The numbers tell a sobering story—one that underscores the urgent need for sustainable, community-led solutions.

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Overall food insecurity (2021; 8th highest nationally)

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Child food insecurity (2021; up from 17.7% in 2019)

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Children in very low food security (2021; about 29% increase since 2019)

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Seniors food insecure (2017; about 80,000 people)

Food insecurity in Nevada affects people of all ages, from children struggling to focus in school to seniors facing health challenges without reliable access to nutritious meals. The numbers tell a sobering story—one that underscores the urgent need for sustainable, community-led solutions.

Featured Partner

Living Grace Homes — developing a 2¼ acre Henderson site with greenhouses, drought-resilient orchards, amended soils, indoor hydroponics, and hands-on classes.