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Fresh Approach Community Compost Program: Compost Workshop & Program Orientation

Written by Karen Wang on .

Date/Time
Date(s) - 10/23/2019
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Location
Collective Roots Community Garden

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Do you want to reduce food waste? Contribute to a localized food system? Get access to high-quality soil for your garden? Join Fresh Approach’s Community Compost Program!

Members will receive a free compost bucket to collect food scraps in their home, then drop off the bucket each Wednesday at the East Palo Alto Community Farmers Market. Receive $4 in farmers market vouchers each time you drop off a bucket! We will take the food scraps to our garden in Collective Roots located in East Palo Alto to turn into compost, which member will then have free access to. To join the Community Compost Program, you must first attend a composting workshop and program orientation. Join us on October 23rd to get started! Participants will receive $10 in farmers market vouchers for attending the workshop.

Registration is Required: Please call 925-771-2990 or email najihaalasmar@freshapproach.org to sign up

This is a program being offered by the Fresh Approach through funding provided by the Sustainability Department’s 4R’s Grants Program.