Fresh Faces, Fresh Energy at The Capital Market!
Big things are growing at The Capital Market — and it’s not just what’s in the garden. This season, we’ve welcomed a crew of 14 purpose-driven, community-rooted folks who are ready to put in the work, move the mission forward. From our on-the-ground TCM Ambassadors, to our climate-conscious Climate & Food Fellow, to our behind-the-scenes produce-moving pro (aka our TCM Driver), each new teammate brings their own skills, story, and soul to the table.
Kennedy B.
TCM Ambassador – Climate & Food Fellow
Hometown: Charlotte
Food Justice Means…Supporting widespread accessibility to nourishment that is nutritious, substantial, and enriches the soul for all members of a community.
Erin B.
TCM Driver
Hometown: Suitland
Food Justice Means:
Chance C.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Upper Marlboro
Food Justice Means…Combatting the issues related to food systems while also working to help those impacted by said issues.
Jayden F.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Capitol Heights
Food Justice Means…addressing and combating the inequalities in food distribution especially in lower-income minority neighborhoods
Joshua G.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Fort Washington
Food Justice Means…Treating farmers and workers fairly and protecting the earth while growing food. Everyone deserves good food and respect.
Nigel H.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Temple Hills
Food Justice Means…Ensuring everyone, regardless of background, has access to fresh, affordable, and culturally meaningful food
Lamont H.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Largo
Food Justice Means… Fighting for Food
Paul J.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Seat Pleasant
Food Justice Means…healthy and affordable food for all
Latasha L.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Seat Pleasant
Food Justice Means…everyone, no matter the race or gender or background is able to eat and have access to healthy and good food.
Daniel L.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Glenarden
Food Justice Means…helping people choose the right food to better increase their life expectancy
Natalia P.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Seat Pleasant
Food Justice Means…everyone should have the right, and access of healthy and sustainable options of food.
Kacey R.
TCM Ambassador
Hometown: Seat Pleasant
Food Justice Means: People should have access to healthy and affordable food for the community
When you see them at the market, on your block, or pulling up with a van full of fresh produce, give them a wave, dap, or a “Hey, y’all!” They’re not just working in the community — they’re working with the community. And together, we’re planting seeds for a future where good food, good health, and good vibes are a right, not a privilege.
