New Roots

The New Roots Fresh Stops connect families to farms with affordable fresh food, share knowledge about home cooking, and inspire community leaders to help people transform their lives.

Established in 2009.
Fresh Stops were created to address the lack of fresh produce in Louisville neighborhoods. The Fresh Stop Project is a community-driven fresh food access project where families pool their money and SNAP benefits to purchase in bulk from local farmers on a sliding scale. Each family receives a “share” of seasonal produce which feeds 2-4 people.

Karyn M.
Business Owner
Karyn Moskowitz created New Roots in 2009 and currently serves as the organization’s director.