Community Collaboration Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture actively partners with local organizations such as Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project, Booneshine Brewing Company, and Watauga Food Council, indicating opportunities to collaborate on joint community-based food initiatives and events.

Growing Food Programs The organization is expanding its Double SNAP for Fruits and Vegetables programs to more farmers markets, farmstands, and groceries in Western North Carolina, presenting opportunities to provide products or services that support healthy food accessibility and SNAP-related initiatives.

Local Food Focus With a mission centered on building an equitable and sustainable local food system, there is a strong potential to offer solutions in local food sourcing, distribution, or sustainability consulting tailored to community-focused food enterprises.

Technology Engagement Using digital tools such as PayPal, Google Tag Manager, and jQuery, the organization demonstrates digital engagement, opening avenues for technology vendors or digital marketing services to enhance their online presence and community outreach.

Expansion Opportunities The recent opening of a new food storage hub signals growth and resource development, suggesting sales opportunities in storage solutions, supply chain management, or logistical support for expanding local food networks.