Produce to the People: Shout outs to our Kickstarter Backers!

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Shout outs to our Kickstarter Backers!

A big THANK YOU to everyone who donated to Produce to the People via our Kickstarter pledge drive! Here's a shout out to our donors, many of which have links to cool stuff they do, projects, organizations, businesses, art work, and more... a great way to make connections with other interesting folks! Also, a big THANK YOU to all of our silent donors, you know who you are!

Alex Clausen

Alexx Campbell, Youth Culinary Arts Coordinator, Shih-Yu Lang Central YMCA

Allie!

Ambro RELAX

Anna Le Mon

Annalisa Peterson

Becky Alexander

ben o.

Bob Cauthorn

Cameron Trejo

Carrie Cangelosi

Chelsea Rae Klein

Chris Kuipers

Clayton McClintock

deborah munk

haley

Jeff Wozniak

Jodi Daniel, Owner of Tutored By A Teacher

Josh Sorenson

Judy and Paul Guttenplan

Julia L. Semple

julie come

Leslie Katz

Lisa Gansky

Mary Ritter

@mwalsh Rockstar Group

@Rosalieinc

P Joshua Griffin

Rosemary Quinn

Rowan & Hannah

sara page

Scott Claassen

Shamsher Virk

Sherry Khan

Studio Choo

Sumit Chachra

Susan Boshoven

Ted

Tracy

willow tree

Yvonne Caprini

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About Produce to the People

Produce to the People (PttP) is a non-profit organization in San Francisco, dedicated to aiding the food security and health of our community through garden and food education, the creation of green jobs for youth, and the growth, harvest, and dispersal of organic backyard and community grown produce. We support the right of everyone in our community to have access to fresh, nourishing food and believe that empowering youth and adults to take part in their local food system can create change that will systemically improve the way we eat, and in turn our health and well being as a whole. We are especially focused on ensuring access to healthy food for underserved and low-income members of our community, and green jobs to youth with barriers to employment. We believe that we can only achieve food security through a collective effort, and we engage in many community partnerships with non-profits, businesses, schools and individuals to work together towards a more sustainable and healthy food system in San Francisco.

More information can be found on our website: www.producetothepeople.org

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Shout outs to our Kickstarter Backers!

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