Farm to School Advocates, Farmers, Folks in Policy, and anyone interested in feeding Michigan kids Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables and legumes at school — this is a way to educate your community and representatives.
10 Cent a Meal is the popular and effective state program that helps schools, early childhood education centers, and other organizations participating in USDA Child Nutrition programs purchase and serve Michigan-grown fruits, vegetables, and legumes to children.
Every House and Senate seat is up for election, with many races effectively decided in the primary. And this is a historic election because districts in Michigan have been redrawn. Groundwork's educate-your-candidate tool has links to show you your new House and Senate districts, and it lets you decide which candidates you would like to send your email to.
Here are three things you can do if you would like to educate candidates and share this opportunity with your friends and colleagues:
Thanks! Remember the primary is August 2, just days away. Happy summer!
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JEN SCHAAP | Food and Farming Program Director
Groundwork Center for Resilient Communities
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