Kansas City has a hunger problem. What we don’t have is a food problem. We should be asking: how is that okay? This is a reality we should not accept. Surplus food cannot move itself. But we can. Together. If it was easy, we wouldn’t be in this situation, especially when we consider how fresh food has a mercilessly short shelf life. But it’s possible. To distribute it, perishable inventory requires complex logistics like trucks, refrigeration, warehouse space and collaboration, with drivers, volunteers, stores, and community partners. Today, Kanbe’s is building the infrastructure rooted in partnership to lay the foundation for that system's change. |
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This is what a better food system can look like – less waste, more nourishment, and more of our community’s resources reaching the people who need them. We do not have to accept a future where nutritious food is thrown away while some families go without. We can use what we already have more wisely, more responsibly, while improving what already exists. We can build the connections, infrastructure, and partnerships needed to live in a city where everyone has enough to eat. We can do it today, but we have to do it together. |
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH | 10am - 12:30pm | $15 |
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This Hunger Action Month, we’re putting that belief into practice. At our Pancake Breakfast, Kanbe’s will be joined by The Kansas City Food Hub, KC Can, and Urban Produce Push to bring the different pieces of a stronger food system together around one table. Food rescue. Distribution. Composting. Community. Volunteers. Neighbors. That’s the work. And that’s what partnership looks like. Join us for breakfast, meet the people making it happen, and be part of putting a better food system into action. |
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Let’s grow something better, Kanbe’s Markets |
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2026 Kanbe's Markets Hunger Action Month is generously sponsored by: |
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3119 Terrace St Kansas City, Missouri 64111, United States |
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