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Category Archives: Food and Garden
Food Rescue-I’m good for You!
You just never know what kind of veggies your going to get in the food rescue! I love me Spinach! Prepared food rescue bags ready for the registered families to pick up weekly. Thanks to Van Whole Foods for their … Continue reading
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Tagged Food Security, no landfills, rescued produce, saving the earth, spinach, van whole foods
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VCH Food Asset Map
Learn to navigate the food asset map, discover free or low cost foods!
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Tagged food, food asset Map, Food Security, free food cheapfood, health, vch
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Memories of the Summer and Food Security Initiatives
SPARC BC providing us with fresh local farm produce out at Clinton Park! Getting ready to allocate to many seniors and families. See that man in the picture, he is the Farmer! I cant believe how fresh all the veggies … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, farms, Food Security, garden, preservation, Seeds, sparcbc, united way, youthe food
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Youth at work preparing Summer Veggie Fun from rescued produce!
Preparations of rescued produce were made weekly by our volunteer youth, serving families and children at our Frogs in the Park program over the summer. Their smiles and dedication made such a difference!
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Tagged food rescue, Food Security, Frogs in the Park, volunteer youth
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Frogs in the Park
We were at Clinton park every Tuesday! What do we have here? Check this out, Veggies provided by Spark BC. Seeds give away, did you know you can plant in august, come down and get your seeds! I have kale, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Events, Food and Garden, Informational
Tagged children, Clinton park, Community Events, family programs, food, Food Security, frog hollow, Frogs in the Park, garden, gardening, greens, Hastings-Sunrise, Kale, kids, neighbourhood house, plants, Seeds, sparcbc, Vegetable, vegetables
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Aboriginal Day in the Family Drop In
Three sister soup in the making! A yummy traditional indigenous soup! Made with butternut squash, green beans, corn, potatoes, some soup broth, a little pepper, and a whole lot of love. You can find the recipe here. While … Continue reading
Past Event: Walk with Lori Snyder
Lori Snyder is an indigenous and contemporary First Nations Metis Herbalist. She loves to teach people about the wonders of what is growing under their feet. Lori shares natural ways to make skincare products, sunscreen, infused honeys, green drinks, vinegar … Continue reading
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Tagged community walk, food, garden, gardening, lori snyder, plants
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FoodFit 12-Week Program Starting January 29, 2018
Happy New Year 2018! Come join us in this great program starting this Monday, January 29th! FoodFit is a 12-week program for low-income community members who experience barriers around healthy eating and physical activity but who are motivated to make … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking, food, foodfit, healthy food, workshop
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Neighbourhood Small Grants: Can U Can It? [Event Recap]
September is here and the kids are back to school. If you have been scrambling to get ready for school, you’re not the only one. I am happy to share the past Small Grants event that was hosted by the … Continue reading
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Tagged canning workshop, Neighbourhood Small Grants
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Gardening with Love
Yes! We grew that! It started with a seed in a miniature green house back at the neighbourhood house in the month of May. Transplanted in the month of June, and waved our magic wand for a little universal love. … Continue reading
