This report presents the networks through which Alternative Food Organizations (AFOs) interact. It starts with a presentation of the relational data collected in the framework of an organizational survey. Then, it presents the networks constructed around information exchange, events co-organization, and participating together in political projects. We find that about a third of the AFOs analyzed here participate in information exchange networks or co-organize events. Moreover, about a quarter participate in political projects together. These descriptive findings show that the AFOs' network is small and few AFOs interact and work together on the issue of food.