Bringing Fresh, Affordable Food
to Kansas City, Kansas.
Updates
Inclement Weather - For the safety of drivers and customers, Dotte Mobile Grocer will stop operations when Kansas City Kansas Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather. Announcement of our closure will be made on our Facebook page and via text - text Dottie to (833) 511-0543.
In partnership with Dotte Local Grocer, Cultivate KC will be operating the Dotte Mobile Grocer, nicknamed “Dottie,” and will make stops at 10-15 different locations each week to offer residents in Eastern Wyandotte County the opportunity to stock up on produce, meat, dairy, dry goods and even frozen items.
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Dotte Mobile Grocer’s Purpose
The Dotte Mobile Grocer is a community-run mobile market grocery store, designed with residents to serve food desert areas in Kansas City, Kansas.
Follow Us
Follow us on social media or text Dottie to (833) 511-0543 to learn more about our locations, days and hours of operation, and what products we will be carrying!
Reach Out
In working to improve access to fresh, affordable food in KCK, the Dotte Mobile Grocer is grateful for the support of so many wonderful community organizations and partners. If you want to connect and learn more about what we are doing, or how we might be able to support each other, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Community-Owned
The Dotte Mobile Grocer is owned by Dotte Local Grocer, Inc., a non-profit organized by members of the Mobile Market Community Council.
In 2023, Dotte Local Grocer, Inc. partnered with Cultivate KC to relaunch the program and get “Dottie” back on the road.
““Everything about the Dotte Mobile Grocer is community-driven. I love that about it because it’s not us telling the community what they should want, the community has a voice, so we can make sure that everything is decided by Wyandotte County.””
Community-Led
The Mobile Market Community Council (MMCC) is made up of Wyandotte County residents and community health partners.
All Dotte Mobile Grocer decisions are made by the resident members of the MMCC reaching a consensus.