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Congratulations to our collaborator Lindsay McCovey! In addition to all the amazing work she's doing at Native American Pathways, Lindsay is also an advisor to our New Rising Hmong Association project. Thank you Lindsay for your grounded, inspiring support.
The Sixth Cooperative Principle: Cooperation Among Cooperatives
By working together through local, national, regional and international structures, cooperatives improve services, bolster local economies, and deal more effectively with social and community needs.Big thanks to the North Coast Co-op Cooperative Community Fund (CCF) for their donation of $2940 to Jacoby Creek Land Trust to purchase a wood-chipper that will provide carbon for the Full Cycle Compost partner gardens, Caudal Fin Farm and Jardin Santuario.
More KALE and GARDEN STARTS today Thursday, June 10 at the Little Free Pantry at 1139 Buttermilk Lane.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.We're delivering free plant starts to Little Free Pantries in Arcata & Eureka this afternoon! First come, first served. See details in individual photo descriptions. 🙂
Last week two young men delivered LITERALLY A CARLOAD OF FOOD for the Little Free Pantries.
We invite you to join this young man in partnering with us too! When you support Cooperation Humboldt, you are not only helping us with important projects. You are also entering into a partnership with literally thousands of other people who know that we can create a racially just, ecologically sustainable, and equitable economic system.
Most welcome pantry items:
Protein sources: peanut butter, canned meat
Pop top cans with ready to eat meals
Canned and dried fruit
Granola/protein bars
For a map of the Little Free Pantries: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1UbIvLrr3sEJzrp0wnCtfSK3Wg1gVcmrn&ll=40.83288925566663%2C-12...
To make a donation to fill the Little Free Pantries: cooperationhumboldt.com/donate/