AfriThrive’s Food is Medicine Webinar Series explores how culturally familiar meals can support diabetes prevention. Learn how food rooted in heritage can be a powerful tool for health equity.
Taste of Africa is AfriThrive’s premier annual gathering, bringing together families, community leaders, health advocates, and partners for an evening that celebrates the deep connection between cultural food traditions and community well-being. This is more than a meal. It is a living expression of what AfriThrive has built over more than five years of culturally rooted food access work across Montgomery, Prince George’s, and Baltimore Counties.
Language access is food access. AfriThrive is expanding its team to reach Korean-speaking families in Montgomery County with the dignity-centered, culturally rooted support they deserve.
Volunteer at AfriThrive’s Earth Day community farming event on April 22, 2025 at Madison Fields Farm in Dickerson, MD. Plant culturally rooted crops, learn regenerative agriculture, and support food access for Maryland families. Free. All welcome. Register at afrithrive.org.
AfriThrive celebrates Earth Day on April 24 with a ribbon cutting at Madison Fields Farm. Join us for community planting, farm tours, and cultural celebration in Dickerson, MD.
Food has always been more than sustenance. It carries memory, culture, and care. At AfriThrive, we believe that building healthier families starts with reconnecting people to the foods that nourish them in every sense of the word.
Join AfriThrive and The BiKU Collective on March 7 for a FREE International Women’s Day workshop for girls in Maryland. Build confidence, discover purpose, and grow. Register now.
AfriThrive launched its Infrastructure Taskforce on January 29, 2026, bringing together eight leaders from food distribution, agriculture, government, and nonprofit management. The advisory group will help the Maryland nonprofit plan the buildings, land, and operations it needs after serving 13,135 families across three counties in 2025.
AfriThrive has been selected as the January beneficiary of Giant Food’s Community Bag Program at the Colesville location (13490 New Hampshire Avenue). Here’s how it
A February webinar for anyone ready to rethink health beyond prescriptions Many families know the routine. A new diagnosis leads to another medication, then another,
