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Catalyst
2942 Pleasant Ave S.
Minneapolis, MN 55408
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651-270-6589
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Catalyst is a statewide movement in Minnesota working to involved high school students in getting healthy food into schools, and getting more active in school. We believe students can play an active role as advocates to solve the obesity crisis. We work with students as leaders, not as tokens, as they are actively involved in each part of the process from planning to execution. See more of what we do, and use our power points, videos, and resources at our website. www.bethecatalyst.org
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Activist, community food system advocate, high school, leadership, student, youth leadership development
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Crabtree Farms of Chattanooga
1000 East 30th Street
Chattanooga, TN 37404
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423-493-9155
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Crabtree Farms was founded in 1998 with the vision of renewing urban agriculture in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Crabtree Farms is an urban teaching farm with a mission to connect Chattanoogans with our local foodshed. Crabtree Farms has 6 employees, 15 WorkShare hands, and teaches over 1,000 volunteers a year. We love growing food with our community! Programs and services at Crabtree Farms meet community needs from educating community gardeners to awareness about our local food system. Crabtree... read more >>
Education/research centers and programs, Farmer training, networks, and resources, Urban agriculture and food systems
backyard garden, community food system advocate, community garden, CSA, education, Farm, farm stand, farm-to-chef, farm-to-school, food security, home garden, school garden, teaching, urban agriculture
SMLC
PO Box 605
Clayton, GA 30525
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Founded in 2009, Sustainable Mountain Living Communities is a small, volunteer run 501c3 nonprofit based in the Northeast Georgia Mountains. Recognizing that a thriving regional food system simultaneously fosters a strong economy and a healthy populace, we work with both the consumer and producer sides of the equation. Our 4 programs include Old School Community Garden (103 plots; 47 registered gardeners who donate a share of harvest to local food charities), Old School Gardening (free,... read more >>
Conscious consumers, Education/research centers and programs, Farmer training, networks, and resources, Hunger, food security, and food access
agriculture as economic development, community food system advocate, community gardening, farmers market, healthy local food, Nonprofit

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