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Punta Mona Center Costa Rica

in Consciousness / Consumption / Costa Rica / Earth Friendly Living / Environment / Food / Freedom / Growing Food / Health and Happiness / Inspirational / Sharing / Simple Living by admin April 26, 2017June 12, 2017 0 comments

Welcome to Punta Mona, the land of freedom. It’s a tropical paradise off-the-grid in the Caribbean Jungle of Costa Rica.There are no roads here. You arrive by boat or hike 2 hours through primary rainforest. Stephen Brooks, who left suburban Miami to create a new way of life, founded the community in 1995.

Permaculture Country Club

in Business Feature / Consciousness / Consumption / Earth Friendly Living / Environment / Food / Growing Food / Health and Happiness / Inspirational / Resource Conservation by admin April 25, 2017December 18, 2017 0 comments

Welcome to The Permaculture Country Club in Costa Rica, the model for an environmentally conscious country club. Most country clubs are based around golf courses, which use huge amounts of toxic fertilizers, pesticides, fossil fuels, water, and land. The Permaculture Country Club is out to be an example for a better way of life.

The Woman Growing a Garden to Feed the Elderly

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Meet Debbra Arndt, the woman growing a garden to feed the elderly in her neighborhood. At the age of 4 she was abandoned at an orphanage. She remembers going to bed hungry because there wasn’t enough food for all the children. She went through 14 foster homes as a kid, and at the age of 16 she was on her own. She survived through help of total strangers, to find food to eat and places to sleep.
Now, for the last 25 years, she has been growing fresh fruits and vegetables to give to the elderly and homeless in her own neighborhood.

One Woman, One Box, and One Car

in #DonateNotDump / Consciousness / Consumption / Earth Friendly Living / Environment / Food / Growing Food / Health and Happiness / Inspirational / Nonprofit Feature / People Are Good / Resource Conservation / San Diego by admin April 25, 2017June 12, 2017 0 comments

Meet Nita Kurmins Gilson, the woman bringing fresh fruit to thousands of San Diegans in need. In 2009, Nita learned that 1 in 6 people in her county were going to bed hungry. She also saw an abundance of fresh produce going to waste all over the city. So she connected the dots to be part of the solution for both food waste and hunger.

This Grocery Store Could Put Fast Food out of Business!

in #DonateNotDump / Business Feature / Consciousness / Consumption / Environment / Food / Health and Happiness / Inspirational / Resource Conservation by admin April 25, 2017June 12, 2017 0 comments

Welcome to the Daily Table. This the grocery store that could put fast food out of business. 40% of food grown in the USA goes to waste, while nearly 50 million Americans live in food insecure households. Daily Table is a solution to both food waste and hunger. They recover excess food from supermarkets and growers that would have otherwise gone to waste and sell it at deeply discounted prices to provide affordable, healthy food for the food insecure.

Meet Dumpster Dan!

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Meet “Dumpster Dan.” He has rescued $35,000 worth of food from grocery store dumpsters.
Recently he did the “Dumpster Diet Challenge” eating only food from grocery store dumpsters for a week. He puts on displays of food waste at his university and gives presentations to his fellow students. This is all to raise awareness about food waste and hunger, making a positive impact on his community and the environment.

The Woman Bringing a Healthy Alternative to Soda to Her Community

in Business Feature / Consumption / Earth Friendly Living / Environment / Food / Growing Food / Inspirational / Resource Conservation / Sharing by admin April 25, 2017June 12, 2017 0 comments

Meet Jing Chen, Founder of JinBuCha. She’s serving up a healthy alternative to soda in her community. The average American drinks 45 gallons of soda per year, and over 1/3rd of Americans are obese. We all know soda makes people fat and contributes to diseases like diabetes, but many of us don’t know there’s a healthy and refreshing alternative!

This Urban Farmer is Turning a Food Desert into a Food Paradise.

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Meet David Young, the urban farmer in the Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans. He came here in 2010 from Indiana and stayed because of a “calling from god.” Since then he has started gardens on 30 abandoned lots leftover from Hurricane Katrina.

The Woman Spreading Heirloom Seeds Across Her Community

in Business Feature / Consciousness / Earth Friendly Living / Environment / Food / Growing Food / Inspirational / Resource Conservation / San Diego / Service by admin April 25, 2017August 23, 2017 0 comments

Guest Blog by: Brijette Romstedt

It all started with a little glass tea cup with adorable pink flowers etched on them. In this tea cup, I would store seeds delicately chosen from only the most outstanding plants in the garden. Those tea cups quickly overflowed. The excess was put in glass jars in the closet until that closet overflowed.

Rescuing Fresh Produce for People in Need

in Consciousness / Consumption / Do Good / Earth Friendly Living / Environment / Food / Health and Happiness / Inspirational / Nonprofit Feature / Resource Conservation / Sharing / Simple Living by admin March 20, 2017June 12, 2017 0 comments

This urban foraging program is giving fresh fruits and veggies to thousands of people in need, and it’s all food that would have otherwise gone to waste. Millions of Americans have little to no access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Concrete Jungle is changing that by giving out freshly picked produce for free!