Produce Farm
RG Foods is an Oklahoma nonprofit transferring power back to the people to create a resilient local food system.
FOUNDER | President | Executive Director Meet Katie, a visionary leader dedicated to transforming our food systems into models of equity and health. Recognized as an Ashoka Fellow in 2020, Katie's commitment to reshaping our relationship with food is evident in her tireless advocacy and innovative initiatives. Her journey is marked by prestigious fellowships, including the Women Leaders for the World Fellowship in 2021, underscoring her influential role in driving positive change. Drawing from her diverse background, Katie brings a wealth of experience to her mission. With a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and over 15 years in the restaurant industry, she possesses a unique blend of business acumen and culinary expertise. Her roots in farming, cultivated on her family's farm in Michigan, instilled in her a deep appreciation for the land and a passion for sustainable agriculture. As a single mother of three, Katie understands firsthand the challenges of providing nutritious meals for her family. Her personal experiences fuel her advocacy for food security and access to healthy options for all. Through her work as a Trustee of the Tulsa Authority for Economic Opportunity, Katie leverages her expertise in economic development to create pathways for prosperity in underserved communities. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Katie's impact extends into her community and beyond. From presenting at TEDx University of Tulsa to receiving recognition as a 2017 Oklahoma Substantial Women in Agriculture and a recipient of the 2016 Tulsa Chapter of Association For Women in Communications Newsmaker Award, Katie's contributions are celebrated far and wide. With a passion for integrating her love of growing, cooking, and economic development, Katie embodies the spirit of a true changemaker. Her unwavering dedication to fostering sustainable food practices and creating economic opportunities continues to inspire and empower those around her. Through her leadership and vision, Katie is paving the way for a brighter, more equitable future for all. Founder | Vice President | Operations Director Introducing Scott Smith, a dynamic force in the fight against food insecurity in Tulsa and beyond. For years, Scott operated the beloved neighborhood gem, The Blue Jackalope Grocery & Coffee, nestled near downtown Tulsa. Beyond simply running a store, Scott's innovative spirit led him to create 'pop-up' grocery events at Tulsa Young Professionals Street Cred gatherings, spotlighting emerging lifestyle hubs within the city. Immersed in the pulse of his community, Scott's journey as a grocer illuminated the stark realities of food insecurity facing Tulsa and the wider State of Oklahoma. His passion for addressing these issues propelled him onto diverse platforms, where he shared insights on grocery-related matters in north and west Tulsa. From speaking engagements at Rural Grocery Initiative conferences at Kansas State University to advocating before the House Agriculture and Rural Development Committee at the Oklahoma State Capitol, Scott's voice resonates far and wide. A respected authority in his field, Scott's expertise has earned him recognition in numerous publications, including The Oklahoma Eagle, Tulsa World, Urban Tulsa Weekly, and The Journal Record. His Op-Ed pieces offer thoughtful perspectives on food security, drawing attention to critical issues that impact communities across the region. Beyond his advocacy, Scott's impact extends through his extensive network of resources and contacts. With a keen focus on regional agriculture, supply chain management, and nutrition, he remains at the forefront of initiatives aimed at creating sustainable solutions to food insecurity. Scott Smith epitomizes the spirit of grassroots activism and community engagement. Through his unwavering dedication and collaborative approach, he continues to inspire positive change, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape o
Meet Osborne Celestain
Farm Owner · Since 2012
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