Founded in 2013 by a group of Nashua friends, the ReGenerative Roots Association strengthens food security in New England through the development of community farms, pantries, orchards, and associated educational opportunities.  We currently manage:

– a food pantry in Nashua, NH that receives $5,000 worth of food weekly, which is distributed to over 200 local households,

– a community farm in Hudson, NH that provides land & resources to refugees to grow healthy food in a positive environment,

– farm to school programs at Nashua high-schools;

– the ReGen Roots Food Forest Project, which plants community orchards around New England.  In 2025 we planted 311 apple, pear, peach, cherry, & paw-paw trees at 42 sites.  Goals in 2026 are to support the planting of 400 fruit trees at 50 sites throughout New England, making a multi-generational impact, as 100 healthy trees can provide 10,000+ pounds of food for 40-80 years!

 

ReGenerative Roots has also recently went under contract to purchase 51.5 Kinsley St. in Nashua, formerly Mark’s furniture, to manage food pantry operations long-term, making a legacy impact in the community.