If you had to carry your waste around for one day, could you? What about one week or even a month? The average American accumulates about 4.9 pounds of waste each day, so your bag would likely get heavy pretty quickly.
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Soil Festival – Food Well Alliance at Truly Living Well – May 22, 2021
Note: This scaled-back Soil Festival was planned in response to Covid. Hopefully the great Soil Festival will return in its full glory in 2022. Kelly
Posted inLatest News
Initiative to preserve family farms in metro Atlanta receives $5 million in grants
An initiative to preserve family-owned farmland and keep it growing food in metro Atlanta has won two grants in the past month that total $5 million – one from the federal government and one from an organization launched by Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan.
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Moving farm puts down permanent roots in Collegetown
Truly Living Well is a landowner.
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Giving a Fare Share
Local organizations working to eradicate food deserts in Atlanta & provide fresh, affordable nutrition By Dane O’Neill, Member, The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc. With a restaurant scene worthy of mention in top national publications, it might come as a surprise that many Atlantans, particularly in the heart of the city, are living in areas with […]
Posted inATL Business Chronicle
Column: More help for the Westside, new entrepreneurship leader at Georgia State
As published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on Aug. 10, 2018
A grassroots partnership launched a year-long campaign Aug. 7 to revitalize a Westside business district in the heart of English Avenue.
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Column: Food Well Alliance picks Kim Karris to lead its growth
As published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on Feb. 16, 2918
Kim Karris has been named executive director of the Food Well Alliance, a nonprofit launched in 2015 to promote locally grown food initiatives.
