CUESA

CUESA is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, California. Established in 1994, CUESA is dedicated to fostering vibrant communities through the appreciation and accessibility of local food. The organization employs 21 individuals and generates approximately $5 million in annual revenue. CUESA's core mission centers around promoting local food systems through various initiatives. They manage three prominent farmers markets: the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco, the Jack London Square Farmers Market in Oakland, and the Mission Community Market in San Francisco. Beyond market operations, CUESA offers a range of educational programs designed to engage people of all ages in understanding and supporting a sustainable food system. These programs encompass market-based activities, public lectures, and youth-focused initiatives. CUESA distinguishes itself through its commitment to community engagement and education. By providing a platform for local farmers and producers to connect directly with consumers, CUESA strengthens the local food economy while promoting awareness about the importance of sustainable agriculture. Their educational programs empower individuals to make informed choices about their food and become active participants in building a healthier food system. For more information about CUESA and its programs, please visit their website at cuesa.org.