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Linda replied to Sue Berman's discussion Heading West... bring your surplus for redistribution... in the group Auckland NZ
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Heading West... bring your surplus for redistribution...
Project Freestore 398 Great North rd was set up to redistribute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March. Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot of struggling families out there. So any surplus vegetables or fruit would be really welcomed and can be dropped at Project Freestore preferably between 9am- 3pm or collection could be arranged (if large amounts) ph Lou Lennane - 021 245 1454See More
Sue Berman joined Denise's groupAuckland NZ
Tell us all what you want or what you have to offer. eg. Lemons, seedlings etc. To respond to someones listing contact them directly via their page…
Sue Berman commented on Brooke Walker's group Waitakere NZ"Project Freestore 398 Great North rd is set up to redistrubute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March. Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot…"
Sue Berman added a discussion to the group Te Atatu Peninsula
Project Freestore - redistrubute surplus
Project Freestore 398 Great North rd was set up to redistrubute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March. Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot of struggling families out there. So any surplus vegetables or fruit would be really welcomed and can be dropped at Project Freestore preferably between 9am- 3pm or collection could be arranged (if large amounts) ph Lou Lennane - 021 245 1454See More
Sue Berman added a discussion to the group Titirangi NZ
Calling Westies with surplus...
Project Freestore 398 Great North rd was set up to redistrubute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March. Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot of struggling families out there. So any surplus vegetables or fruit would be really welcomed and can be dropped at Project Freestore preferably between 9am- 3pm or collection could be arranged (if large amounts) ph Lou Lennane - 021 245 1454See More
Sue Berman joined Lynn Lacy-Hauck's groupTitirangi NZ
Tell us all what you want or what you have to offer. eg. Lemons, seedlings etc. To respond to someones listing contact them directly via their page…
Sue Berman posted a blog postFree Store - redistributing surplus food
Project Freestore 398 Great North rd is set up to redistribute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March.Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot of struggling families out there. So any surplus vegetables or fruit would be really welcomed and can be dropped at Project Freestore preferably between 9am- 3pm or collection could be arranged (if large amounts) ph Lou Lennane - 021 245 1454See More
Gayleen Taylor left a comment for Sue Berman"kia ora Sue, welcome to the Waitakere group. Like Daniel I have noticed many spaces that could do with a community garden or some productive trees. My area of interest is around Moire Park. I have already been involved with a clean up there earlier…"
Daniel Andrews left a comment for Sue Berman"Hi sue welcome to waitakere's backyard group i hope you can come to our next meeting i live in massey and would love to be more proactive in the community and put my talents to good use would love to plant up a park with fruit trees or even…"
Sue Berman commented on Brooke Walker's group Waitakere NZ"Kia ora koutou
I am going to wear two hats introducing myself to the group! I am both a gardener at home in Swanson/Ranui area with a small - low level productive garden - which just needs more home time to extend.. and hat two - I am a community…"
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If you are looking for a space to gardenor if you have extra garden space to share make your request or offer known here.See More
Sue Berman left a comment for Denise"Your garden is very inspired - so tropical! And pomegranates - they transport me to another place all together!!
My garden is most neglected as moment - but had a good summer season.
See you round the traps."
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Free Store - redistributing surplus food
Project Freestore 398 Great North rd is set up to redistribute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March.
Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot of struggling families out there. So any surplus vegetables or fruit would be really welcomed and can be dropped at Project Freestore preferably between 9am- 3pm or collection could be arranged (if large amounts) ph Lou Lennane - 021 245…
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- At 7:58pm on July 28, 2009, Gayleen Taylor said…
- kia ora Sue, welcome to the Waitakere group. Like Daniel I have noticed many spaces that could do with a community garden or some productive trees. My area of interest is around Moire Park. I have already been involved with a clean up there earlier in the year. I'd love to see fruit/nut trees planted there.
na mihi nui
gayleen
- At 5:13pm on July 28, 2009, Daniel Andrews said…
- Hi sue welcome to waitakere's backyard group i hope you can come to our next meeting i live in massey and would love to be more proactive in the community and put my talents to good use would love to plant up a park with fruit trees or even verges on selected roads where the residents could reap the benefit of having fruit and nut trees to harvest right on their door step, some of the parks near us are very empty and could do with a make over and some serious thought and money spending on them to put them to a good use and a purpose it seems a lot of the time planners have to allocate a certain amount of land to parks per population head and they are left as empty boring bland spaces which are trashed and rarely used by the residents, i hope you can make it to our next meeting its at margareet de vries house on the sixth of August.
i would love to hear more on your idea's and what you have in mind for a community focused event.
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