We leverage the food system so that people, the planet and the economy thrive.
No More Empty Pots uses food to transform lives. Our programs and services provide opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, leadership and education that lift our community up.
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Our programs foster entrepreneurship, workforce development, and community education to further our mission.
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Our storefronts, CSA subscription, food procurement services, and more strengthen the local food system.
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Discover the power of a local food system in action! Schedule a tour or field trip with our team to explore the innovative spaces at our Food Hub and Greenhouse.
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A Holistic Approach to Change
We know that every person is capable of living out their best life on their own terms if given the opportunity. Together, we can build a more resilient and equitable future for all.
Our Impact in 2024
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Individuals Impacted
5,043
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Program Hours
1,777
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Zip Codes Served
49
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Plant Varieties Grown
57+
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Volunteers
133
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Local Vendors Sourced From
114
Our Calendar
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Julie K.
A warm and welcoming staff, an amazing story of community and togetherness, and some of the best food I've ever tasted... No More Empty Pots should be on every Omahan's "foodie" list. With event spaces available and beautiful views to be had, check this place out. We enjoyed spring salads with apples, feta, and candied pecans followed by spinach pasta and sundried tomatoes in a creamy garlic sauce. Yum!!
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Grant M.
Easily, easily, one of the best run & most impactful nonprofit organizations (and for that matter, I'd say of any organization) in Omaha and our region. Their mission of ending food deserts is extremely important & impactful.
Stories from Our Blog
Did you know that a furry (or feathered) friend could help you live longer, feel happier, and stay more active? Discover how pets can play a surprisingly powerful role in supporting senior health — physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Are you as confused as I was about how much exercise, what kind, and for how much time we, as seniors, need per week? The answer? It depends! But that answer is no help at all, so let’s dive in with a few scenarios.
Ready to waste less and save more? In our new blog series with the YMCA Healthy Living Center, we’re sharing simple, smart ways to stretch your food budget and reduce waste, starting with the 5 Ps: Peruse, Plan, Purchase, Prepare, and Put Up.
