Call for Volunteers: Winter Cache Harvest Dinner

[Hanifa]

Hello Out There!

Saturday, Novermber 15th is the Winter Cache Project's Annual Harvest Dinner. Local Sprouts Cooperative is coordinating the food for this event and we need YOUR HELP!.
We are looking for volunteers for the entire day of the event to help transport food and supplies, prep veggies, cook and clean up

PLEASE CHECK YOUR CALENDARS A PICK A SHIFT SOON!

EARLY BIRDS

9 AM - 1  PM

AFTERNOON BUNCH

1 PM - 5 PM

NIGHT RIDERS

5 PM - 9 PM


Of course you can volunteer for a pocket of time that is not here or the whole day if you want! In any case please e-mail of call me if you are interested in volunteering for this event!

One Heart:Many Hands
Hanifa :)
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Hanifa Washington
Cooperative Owner
Local Sprouts Cooperative
207.615.7522
www.localsproutscooperative.com
han...@localsproutscooperative.com

Event Details:
Saturday November 15, Williston West Church, 32 Thomas street, 1-830pm.

1-2pm
canning your bounty with julia
kimchi/sauerkraut making with local sprouts (bring a jar)
2-3pm
herbal medicine making with angel
how to make a solar dehydrator with chris
3-4pm
worm composting with julia
kombucha with gail (bring a jar)
4-5pm
beer and root beer making with jen
5-6pm
build a root cellar in your basement chat with jeff
backyard bees with fran

6pm
harvest dinner by local sprouts catering cooperative

730pm
Kai George and Diana Chapin, residents of Montville, will be speaking
about moratorium on Genetically Modified Organisms they helped pass in
their town, what GMOs are and why it is important to protect our farms and
food supply from GMOs.

workshops: sliding scale $5-20/per workshop
dinner and speaker: sliding scale $15-30
pay what you can, no one turned away....

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The mission of the Winter Cache Project (WCP) is to free ourselves from a
dependence on industrial agriculture and to increase our community food
security by developing sustainable local food systems. By growing and
storing our own food to last throughout the winter and educating ourselves
about agricultural issues, we aim to create a working example of how we
can come together as a community to provide for our basic needs by
employing the principles of mutual aid, equal access, and
self-determination.