have a bounty of zucchini or other produce?
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2012 8:11 am
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have a bounty of zucchini or other produce?
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Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2012 8:11 amRe: have a bounty of zucchini or other produce?
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Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2012 2:51 pmSt. Francis of Assisi MINI-FARMER's MARKET and COMMON GOOD GLEANING PROJECT
Sunday, July 15, 2012
10:00am
1960 Bardstown Road, Louisville Ky
Mini-Farmer's Market PRODUCE GROWN BY LOCAL REFUGEES
WHAT: The Growing Forward mini-Farmer's Market features organic produce raised by local refugees from Somalia and Bhutan AND prepared foods (when available) such as sambusas (Somali meat pastries) and lemon/lime mint juleps! 100% of all proceeds are returned immediately to the refugees who grow the vegetables.
The Common Good Gleaning Project is a produce drop-off point where you may bring surplus fresh and healthy produce grown in YOUR garden (or eggs from your chickens) so that it may be re-distributed to local homeless shelters or used to help refugees from Catholic Charities who face food and financial insecurity.
WHEN: Every Sunday from 10:00 - 12:00 from July 8- September
WHY: The vegetables and food are healthy and delicious! Participation in the market and/or in the Gleaning Project allows us all to extend our energies towards social justice.
PLEASE HELP SUPPORT THE REFUGEES FROM CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND...TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
Sunday, July 15, 2012
10:00am
1960 Bardstown Road, Louisville Ky
Mini-Farmer's Market PRODUCE GROWN BY LOCAL REFUGEES
WHAT: The Growing Forward mini-Farmer's Market features organic produce raised by local refugees from Somalia and Bhutan AND prepared foods (when available) such as sambusas (Somali meat pastries) and lemon/lime mint juleps! 100% of all proceeds are returned immediately to the refugees who grow the vegetables.
The Common Good Gleaning Project is a produce drop-off point where you may bring surplus fresh and healthy produce grown in YOUR garden (or eggs from your chickens) so that it may be re-distributed to local homeless shelters or used to help refugees from Catholic Charities who face food and financial insecurity.
WHEN: Every Sunday from 10:00 - 12:00 from July 8- September
WHY: The vegetables and food are healthy and delicious! Participation in the market and/or in the Gleaning Project allows us all to extend our energies towards social justice.
PLEASE HELP SUPPORT THE REFUGEES FROM CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND...TELL YOUR FRIENDS!