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Sequatchie Today
By the People, for the People
Chattanooga Food Bank Brings 'Fresh Food, Families and Finance' to Sequatchie County
Interactive farmer's market and financial literacy program aims to support local families
Apr. 2, 2026 at 8:25pm
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The Chattanooga Area Food Bank's 'Fresh Food, Families and Finance' program aims to nourish both bodies and minds in the Sequatchie County community.Sequatchie TodayThe Chattanooga Area Food Bank is launching its 'Fresh Food, Families and Finance Program' in Sequatchie County, Tennessee. The one-day event on April 11 will provide participating families with 40+ pounds of local food including meat, eggs, produce, honey, and bread, while also offering interactive financial literacy education. Children will receive 'play money' to 'shop' at the faux farmer's market setup.
Why it matters
This program is an effort by the Chattanooga Area Food Bank to expand access to nutritious, locally-sourced food and financial education resources to families in need in the Sequatchie County area. The interactive format aims to engage both parents and children in learning about budgeting, saving, and making healthy food choices.
The details
To qualify, families must have children ages 7-17, meet income requirements, and live in Tennessee. Pre-screening is required, and accepted participants will receive location details. The event will feature an immersive farmer's market setup where families can 'purchase' the fresh food items using play money, while also participating in financial literacy workshops.
- The 'Fresh Food, Families and Finance Program' event will take place on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
The players
Chattanooga Area Food Bank
A nonprofit organization that provides food assistance and resources to communities in the Chattanooga, Tennessee region.
What’s next
Families interested in participating can apply through the online form. Pre-screening is required to be accepted into the program.
The takeaway
This innovative program from the Chattanooga Area Food Bank aims to address food insecurity and financial literacy in the Sequatchie County community by providing access to fresh, local food and educational resources to help families make healthier choices.
