The White Violet Center for Eco-Justice Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program has returned with 20 shares available for the 2010 growing season.

Shareholders can expect to get a variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and herbs each week and honey as it becomes available. Share size will feed a small family of 4-6 people, or 2-3 veggie-loving adults.

Shares are $450 for 18 weeks, June-September. (This is the equivalent of $25 of produce each week.) With the addition of White Violet Center's high tunnel, some cool-weather crops may be available for purchase in October depending on weather conditions.

Shareholders can pick up their basket of produce on Wednesday afternoons at White Violet Center for Eco-Justice beginning in June 2010.

Registration deadline is April 5, 2010.

Reasons to support our Community Supported Agriculture program:

• Locally-grown foods are fresher and taste better
• Organic growing methods used in our garden are in the spirit of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, foundress of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
• Establish a vital link between your food, the people who grew it and the land that nourished it

All share holders are asked to commit to this statement:

I understand that by becoming a shareholder of the Community Supported Agriculture initiative, I will share both the rewards and the risks of the growing season along with the other shareholders and the growers. I recognize that there is no guarantee of the exact amount I will receive each week. I agree to comply with all safety measures posted in the distribution area while on the property.

To register or for more info

Make checks payable to White Violet Center for Eco-Justice and mail to:
White Violet Center for Eco-Justice
1 Sisters of Providence
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, IN 47876

For more information and payment options contact Candace Minster at cminster@spsmw.org or 812-535-2935. To register, send your name, address, phone number and e-mail address to Candace at the address above.

Download our brochure

 Community Supported Agriculture