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Pinnacle Prevention is an Arizona-based nonprofit organization dedicated to growing healthy families and communities. Our mission is to inspire and advance a healthy food system and opportunities for active living. Our team of registered dietitians, researchers and social scientists believe all families should have access to healthy food opportunities to develop healthy relationships with foods. All individuals should have access to healthy and safe communities to enjoy physical activity, and we work to make these visions a reality across Arizona through our work.
Food Systems Pinnacle Prevention provides food systems consultation and training for organizations in a way that emphasizes community strengths and collaborations. |
Active Living Pinnacle Prevention works to promote easy options for everyone to engage in physical activity - such as partnering with communities to increase opportunities to walk and bike. |
Policy and Research Pinnacle Prevention champions healthy policy and systems engagement by collaborating with public health partners, hospitals, and healthcare systems to assess needs and develop strategies for community health. |
Seeds to Grow supports the heart of our food system with seed funding for farm equipment and essentials for small farmers. |
The Arizona Food Systems Network is a community of local, state and regional food systems advocates, practitioners and leaders who have a vested interest in collaborating to improve the food system for all Arizonans. |
Double Up Food Bucks is a “buy-one get-one” program that helps SNAP customers stretch their food dollars and buy more fruits and vegetables at farmers markets, grocery stores and more! |
The Pots to Love program provides slow cookers, toaster ovens, and other kitchen necessities to seniors and young families who need the proper tools to prepare their meals. |
The Arizona Famers Market Nutrition Program provides Arizona WIC and Senior CSFP (Food Box Program) participants with fresh, Arizona-Grown Fruits and Vegetables. |
For all media inquiries, please contact Tricey Wilks, Communications Specialist, at triceywilks@pinnacleprevention.org