Natural Enquirer July 2019

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Co-op Seeks 4% Friday Applicants For 2020 The Million Waves Project (pictured) is our 4% Friday Community Shopping Day recipient for July. The Anacortesbased o rg a n i z at i o n brings together two unacceptable global situations and offers a practical and sustainable solution: it collects, cleans, and recycles plastic from the ocean to create 3D printed prosthetics for people in need, for just $45 each. The Board of Directors is currently accepting non-sectarian, non-partisan charitable applicants for the Co-op’s 4% Friday Community Shopping Day Program in 2020. Groups chosen, one per month for the calendar year, receive 4% of the day’s gross receipts at the Skagit Valley Food Co-op.

Photo: Million Waves Project

These community groups are selected for their service to the community in the following areas: local community service, organic food, natural health, environmentally friendly and

sustainable agricultural practices, human rights, environmental preservation, and other areas that reflect “like-minded” mission statements. The Board also hopes to select at least one organization

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From the Board ∙ pg 2

with a focus on youth. 4% Friday applications are due September 30, 2019 and can be downloaded from our website: www.skagitfoodcoop.com.

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Summer Workshops ∙ pg 4 Intermediate Disturbance ∙ pg 7 Local Impact Index ∙ pg 9 New in the Co-op ∙ pg 11 Fair Trade Bananas ∙ pg 14

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