Join Slow Food USA for any size donation
You can join Slow Food USA for less (or more) than their usual membership fee for a limited time.
Tue, Sep 01 2009 at 9:39 PM EST
Membership in Slow Food USA usually costs $60 a year, but for the month of September the organization that supports good, clean and fair food is letting new members join for a gift of any size.That means that if you want to join and support the organization that is sponsoring the Time for Lunch National Eat-In campaign, you can join for $1 or $1000 dollars – it’s up to you. They explain it as “give more if you can; less if you can’t.”
Their website outlines the benefits of membership.
- Get connected to your local chapter, made up of people who care about food, agriculture, health and the environment.
- Get invited to local, regional, national and international events that celebrate good, clean, fair food.
- Receive member-only discounts on select events and publications.
- Become part of a growing movement that is changing the way America eats!
Click here to learn more or to make a donation.
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Comments
MotherLodeBeth
09/02/2009 17:44 PM
Have to chuckle whenever I see someone or a group of people make a money making movement out of something that for some of us is simply common sense. Its almost as if they see 'sucker' stamped on some peoples foreheads.
For centuries people have and still do live a slow food movement way of life. Unless you are talking about spoiled materialistic type people who live in suburbia and cities. To be honest everyone in my family and amongst my friends have been old fashioned food people going back.... More
