“It is two things: a new way of thinking about money at a macro level, in terms of philanthropy and social investing, and on the ground it is getting money into local food systems,” said Tasch. “Our objective is a very robust network at regional and local levels across the U.S. — many, many players who are all interested in the same goal: rebuilding local food systems.”
Read the whole article HERE. Very interesting.
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February 5, 2010 at 10:17 pm
SlowMoneyFarm on here seeks to do that. Cool to see the idea getting more attention!