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jabbok · January 14, 2011

JackE- I guess I'll get this thread started. I'd first like to say that our group is very humble in our attempts to help those in need. We are very cautious to bring attention to ourselves because our work is not for our own glory. That might seem pretty strange now that I'm coming on an open forum to discuss our project. This is simply an ave. to talk about what works, what doesn't and issues concerning the donation of fresh produce.

Our project came about due to an abundance of land at a local church, and the lack of produce that was available to food banks. We actually work with a food bank distribution center that distributes the produce to area food banks. They have an incredible cool storage capacity.

January 14, 2011	#1
jabbok Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Greencastle PA Posts: 12	ramblings of a non-profit donation garden JackE- I guess I'll get this thread started. I'd first like to say that our group is very humble in our attempts to help those in need. We are very cautious to bring attention to ourselves because our work is not for our own glory. That might seem pretty strange now that I'm coming on an open forum to discuss our project. This is simply an ave. to talk about what works, what doesn't and issues concerning the donation of fresh produce. Our project came about due to an abundance of land at a local church, and the lack of produce that was available to food banks. We actually work with a food bank distribution center that distributes the produce to area food banks. They have an incredible cool storage capacity.