The Detroit Food and Fitness Collaborative, or DFFC, is a group representing more than 40 individual organizations that work to ensure all the residents of Detroit, Michigan have access to locally grown, affordable, and healthy food opportunities. More than just food, it also focuses on improving the physical activity and well being of the members of Detroit and its surrounding communities. The group originated in 2009 with funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Food and Community Program. Detroit was one of nine communities to receive funds for instituting change in the areas of food, fitness, and health with special attention paid to vulnerable children.