Greetings Michigan Farm to School Friends,
If you applied for or are interested in applying for a future Lake Michigan School Food System Innovation Hub Grant, please see below for how you can join an opportunity to help strengthen the application to better fit the needs of the stakeholders (YOU!).
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Are you working in our local food system as a farmer; food producer, supplier or distributor; educator; or nonprofit partner? We want to hear from you!
There is still time to register for the Lake Michigan School Food System Innovation Hub's Listening Session series.
Join a listening session with the Innovation Hub team to share what worked for you in the application process and what didn't. Anticipated to open in early 2025, your feedback will strengthen the next round of Innovation Hub grants.
Click the link below to register for the listening session that works best for you:
Anyone is welcome to join our regional meeting. Sign up to join us today!
Thank you,
Innovation Hub Team
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Hola,
¿Está trabajando en nuestro sistema alimentario local como agricultor, productor, proveedor o distribuidor de alimentos, educador, o socio sin fines de lucro? ¡Queremos saber de usted!
Todavía hay tiempo para registrarse en la serie de sesiones de escucha para el Centro de Innovación del sistema alimentario escolar del Lago Michigan.
Únase a una sesión de escucha con el equipo del Centro de Innovación para compartir qué funcionó para usted en el proceso de solicitud y qué no. Sus comentarios fortalecerán la próxima ronda de subvenciones del Centro de Innovación, cuya apertura se prevé a principios de 2025.
Haga clic en el enlace a continuación para registrarse en la sesión de escucha que mejor se adapte a sus necesidades:
Cualquiera es bienvenido a unirse a nuestra reunión regional. ¡Regístrese para unirse a nosotros hoy!
Gracias,
Centro de Innovación
Clay Connor Elmore
HE / HIM / HIS
Program Associate – School Food Systems
HE / HIM / HIS
Program Associate – School Food Systems
630.728.0040
Clay.Elmore@iphionline.org
Clay.Elmore@iphionline.org
Illinois Public Health Institute
312.850.4744 • iphionline.org
312.850.4744 • iphionline.org
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May Tsupros (they/them)
Director, Farm to Institution Programs
Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Natural Resources Building, Room 312A
480 Wilson Rd., East Lansing MI
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