CBCSA WEEK #16 (B): News from Windflower Farm

Hi CBCSA Members!

Hope this message finds you well, and still enjoying your veggies! As your volunteer coordinator, I wanted to remind you that the season is slowly drawing to a close and that some of you have yet to complete your volunteer obligations! As you may recall, each member is asked to complete 2 distribution shifts, or otherwise contribute some time to helping our CSA continue to thrive. Thank you to all who have already joined us for your shifts, and I hope you had fun and met some of your fellow members!

There are still distribution shifts to be filled now through our last day in November, but there aren’t enough spots for everyone. That’s ok! We’re happy to have people contribute other skills they have to help with outreach, events, communication or whatever other ideas you might have! So, please go ahead and sign up at http://signup.com/go/jiaQqD or email me to discuss other volunteer opportunities.

Remember, if you don’t fulfill your volunteer hours this season, it will affect your ability to register next year, so reach out, sign up, and let’s all work together to make a happy, veggie-loving community!

There’s no news from Windflower Farm this week aside from looking forward to your fruit shares commencing again.

Best,
Lisa, your CSA volunteer coordinator

Author: Central Brooklyn CSA

The Central Brooklyn CSA (CBCSA) is dedicated to working with our partners the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, Windflower Farm, and the Hebron French Speaking SDA Church to continue the work of building a Community Supported Agriculture model that increases access to fresh, local produce for all members of our communities, regardless of income level. Join us as we continue to bring fresh, organic, affordable and nutritious vegetables and fruit to the Bed-Stuy, Crown Heights, and surrounding communities. View all posts by Central Brooklyn CSA