Sentences with phrase «volunteer at local farmed»

I offered to volunteer at a local farm because I heard that they repaid workers with a week's worth of produce.

Once she graduated, she found herself taking time off of her research assistant job to volunteer at local farms and in a Montessori school's teaching kitchen.

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We also engage employees in our goal to create 3 billion Better Days by giving them 45,000 volunteer days to use at local community food banks, community farms and breakfast programs.

From June to October, look for our special Thursday gleaning shifts, where volunteers help us harvest crops at local farms.

More than 100 volunteers have served on nine committees to gather information on proposed improvements to district parks and their facilities, including building natural and local history exhibits at Peck Farm; building athletic fields and environmental study areas; constructing a new swimming pool; repairing the retaining wall around Island Park on the Fox River; renovating old playgrounds and building new ones; restoring tennis courts and building new ones; and expanding the community center.

Volunteering at local nature centers and farms and frequently walking in fields keep me aware of plant preferences for wet / dry and sun / shade conditions.

For Hope Hart, Syngenta's product safety team leader, the company's commitment to social responsibility reinforces her volunteer work at local schools or community groups where she discusses the safety of GM crops or how they help increase small - farm — holders» profits.

I am currently working as the owner of Primal Peak, LLC, the co-owner of Fat Moose Foods, LLC, a «nutrition specialist» at Copper Moose Farm (providing recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at SchoFarm (providing recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at Schofarm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at School).

I am also the co-owner of Fat Moose Foods, LLC, a «nutrition specialist» at Copper Moose Farm (providing recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at SchoFarm (providing recipes and nutrition content for CSA members and farm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at Schofarm stand customers), and a volunteer for a local non-profit, EATS (Eat Awesome Things at School).

My interest started when I volunteered at a local special school that had a farm and garden.

To answer the question, she showed a documentary called A Place at the Table about hunger in America, organized a field trip to a local sustainable farm, and set up a volunteer partnership with the Alameda County Community Food Bank.

WHO: Public charter school students from Great Oaks Charter School — Bridgeport WHAT: Student volunteer work at a local farm WHEN: Saturday, May 21, 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. WHERE: Reservoir Community Farm, 1469 Reservoir Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 0farm WHEN: Saturday, May 21, 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. WHERE: Reservoir Community Farm, 1469 Reservoir Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 0Farm, 1469 Reservoir Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06606

During her three years living on Grand Cayman, she volunteered and participated in various local projects, such as the Blue Iguana Recovery Project, the Guy Harvey Foundation stingray census, and green sea turtle studies at the local Cayman Turtle Farm.

Growing up, she volunteered at local aquariums, small animal clinics, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and farms.

If you still feel guilty, it's time to find other outlets, such as volunteering at a local wildlife rehabilitation center or campaigning to end factory farming.

She has a long history in the animal - related field due to volunteering since 2011 as a dog walker at a local animal shelter near her home and completing internships in the summers of 2013 and 2015 at a farm animal sanctuary.

In elementary school, I was an active member of my local 4 - H club, attending meetings, volunteering with them at local farms and after my first year was elected the group's treasurer.