Kale yeah! We’re giving away 15 pairs of Annie’s kid-sized garden gloves.
Leave us a comment below until 11:59 P.M. on 3/14/2013 for a chance to win one pair of garden gloves.
We’ll randomly select 15 lucky winners to receive one pair of Annie’s …
While we’re working to reduce the amount of waste that comes from our products, we also want to make sure we’re walking the talk at home. That’s why we’re striving for zero waste at our Berkeley office. This year, we’ve made significant progress to improve …
By Laura Budde, FoodCorps Fellow in Maine
After moving to Maine over a year ago for FoodCorps, I frequently found myself thinking: “People here know how to live, and they know how to live darn well.” I kept telling myself that if the apocalypse ever does come, let …
We believe that clean, simple and real ingredients are the best options for our consumers. We believe that, as a business, our decisions impact not only our financial bottom line, but also the people and places along the way as our product travels from farm to fork. And …
2012
We’re pleased to release Growing Goodness, our FY2012 Sustainability Report. This is our second year of reporting on how we strive to live our values. In this report, you’ll find details on our commitment to support organic farming practices, how we’re …
By Sebastian Naskaris, FoodCorps Fellow, North Carolina
Last year, as a FoodCorps service member, I often had this moment after serving in a school garden when I would think, “kids say the darndest things while working in school gardens.”
This often came after a …
In 2011 I graduated college, found a place with FoodCorps, and moved to a small town in the Ozark mountains called Marshall, Arkansas. As a service member, I moved to a new community, bringing with me a passion for healthy eating and a sizable helping of ideas for my new …
“Class, anyone know what a garden is?” Mostly, I get apprehensive looks, but suddenly one 4 year-old shouts, “it is where things grow!”
This morning I led a group of 4 year olds around the SAGE (Starker Arts Garden for Education) garden with Corvallis service member …
Johny Grant started ranching in the Deer Lodge Valley in the 1850’s. Since then, ranching has come to define the social, political and economic fabric of Montana. Cattle outnumber people by three to one.
Having spent my entire life in Washington, DC, a city where …
Organization: White Oak Elementary School Website: http://www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us/WhiteOakES/index.html
The kindergarteners at White Oak Elementary in Sugar Hill, GA have been swimming in produce. This year they harvested radishes, carrots, beans, lettuce, spinach, zucchini, …
