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D&G's gift to Food For the Poor - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

D&G's gift to Food For the Poor - Jamaica Observer

THE Desnoes and Geddes (D&G) Foundation has expanded a years-long partnership with Food For The Poor Jamaica (FFPJ) through a donation on Thursday, July 27 of $3.8 million to the charity's Bui...

Spalding Library Summer Series to feature Valley Project Grow - Vimarsana News

Spalding Library Summer Series to feature Valley Project Grow

ATHENS — Project Grow, an organization that works to foster community through local food production, will have a presentation with speakers Janelle Daddona and Katie Replogle at the Spalding Library

Dianne Ashton-Smith: Red Stripe's standard-bearer for corporate branding excellence - Vimarsana News

Dianne Ashton-Smith: Red Stripe's standard-bearer for corporate branding excellence

"I always wanted to work for Red Stripe. As someone deeply passionate about community-building and entrepreneurship, I have long been drawn to Red Stripe's innovative spirit and resolute dedicatio...

Project Grow sees success in helping homeless Palm Beach County students - Vimarsana News

Project Grow sees success in helping homeless Palm Beach County students

Project Grow is part of Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches and provides academic, social, and emotional support to students who experience homelessness.

Source: wflx.com
Issues of the Environment: Cultivating home and community food gardens in Washtenaw County - Vimarsana News

Issues of the Environment: Cultivating home and community food gardens in Washtenaw County

Food prices are kicking a lot of people right where it hurts…the wallet. Supply issues during the pandemic and inflation are sending prices soaring. As a result, more people are beginning, or returning to, home gardens. Stacy Mates is seed company manager for the Green Things Farm Collective in Ann Arbor. She shares her expertise in a conversation with WEMU's David Fair.

Source: wemu.org