Food is where we start.

Reliable access is what we build.

GOTURSIX strengthens the local capacity that makes reliable food access possible in Wright County, Missouri.

Food exists here. Access depends on whether communities have places, participation, and continuity to support it.

Founded by Veterans: The Third Space Approach

GOTURSIX creates Third Spaces—places outside of home and work where people come together through shared activity.

Participation makes coordination possible. Coordination makes food access more reliable.

We do not operate as a food provider. We build the local capacity that allows communities to sustain access themselves.

Food shouldn’t be a long drive or a hard ask. This USDA map shows how far many Missourians have to go just to buy groceries. The highlighted areas represent communities where food access depends on distance, time, and systems that can fail quickly—underscoring the importance of strengthening access closer to home.

What This Looks Like in Wright County

Blessing Boxes
A growing network of community-supported access points in Hartville and surrounding areas.

Community Gardens
Opening March 1, 2026, creating space for local food production and participation.

Hellbender Hollow Disc Golf Course
Opening August 1, 2026, providing a consistent gathering place that strengthens community coordination.

Future Kitchen, Cannery, and Mercantile Capacity
Part of GOTURSIX’s three-year plan to support local processing, preservation, and access.

Each step builds on participation and grows with the community.

Why This Matters

In rural Missouri, food exists—but access depends on what communities have locally to support it.

GOTURSIX strengthens that local capacity so access remains reliable over time.

Get Involved

GOTURSIX grows through participation. Every project exists because people choose to show up.

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  • Available Now: Free-Range Eggs

    Increasing egg production by 45% in 2026 including turkey, guinea, and peafowl.

  • MAR 01 2026 Community Gardens

    Over 2,000 sqft of raised garden beds with 25+ vegetables grown from donated Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

  • APR 01 2026 Blessing Box

    Reinforcing local food access by embedding community ownership and shared stewardship at the neighborhood level.

  • AUG 01 2026: Hellbender DGC

    Wright County’s first disc golf course! PDGA-membership with all donations-for-play supporting food access initiatives in Missouri.

  • Kombucha bottles with dates.

    2027 Community Kitchen

    Grant Funding Pending: Shared meals and food access with local food processing, gathering, sale or barter with neighbors..

  • 2027 Country Store Grand Opening

    A mercantile where local food and handmade goods are sold, keeping dollars close to home and supporting local food access.