Benefit Night for Oregon Toxics Alliance

September 21, 2010
5:00 pmto8:00 pm

Hideaway Bakery’s Pizza Night Benefit for Oregon Toxics Alliance:
Tuesday, September 21 from 5 – 8 pm.  Come on down to Hideaway Bakery for delicious pizzas (gluten-free too) from the outdoor pizza oven and salads.

For one night only, mention Oregon Toxics Alliance and have 20% of sales go to our important work!  Hideaway Bakery is located 3377 E. Amazon, behind Mazzi’s Restaurant.

3rd Annual Whiteaker Sustainability (Not Just) Bike Tour

The 3rd annual Whiteaker Sustainability Bike Ride is Saturday September 4th. Sponsored by the Whiteaker Community Council Sustainability Committee in coordination with the Neighborhood Leaders Council Committee on Sustainability we will meet at the Owen Memorial Rose Garden restrooms next to the Greenway Bike Path at 11 a.m. and go until about 1 p.m. Parking is available at the Rose Garden at the north end of Jefferson St. The closest LTD bus route is the #51 which goes by 1st and Jefferson. There will be several stops along the way including Arcimoto as in the EW blog, http://blogs.eugeneweekly.com/content/captain-tightpants-and-electric-car-nathan-fillion-comes-arcimoto. Other stops will include gardens, alternative energy and other sustainable aspects of Whiteaker. For more information contact Anand Holtham-Keathley at 541 343-3017, eekley@efn.org. Or go to the Whiteaker Community Council web page www.therattler.org

Community Based Social Marketing

This web site has a most useful function.

http://www.cbsm.com/public/world.lasso

Social marketing is the systematic application of marketing, along with other concepts and techniques, to achieve specific behavioral goals for a social good. Community based improves on this as people respond much better to people who they know in their own community.

At the “Fostering Sustainable Behavior,” site you can read discussions on the most effective way to change to a more sustainable society.

Mobile Cannery Project, Saturdays, August 14- October 16

August 14, 2010
August 21, 2010
September 11, 2010
September 25, 2010
October 2, 2010
October 16, 2010

This summer, the Mobile Cannery will present demonstrations about canning and preservation in collaboration with Center for Appropriate Transportation (CAT) with support from a Neighborhood Matching Grant from the City of Eugene. We’ll load up our cargo bike with canning materials and visit each of the six community gardens this summer. It is our hope to get the folks interested, involved, and excited about food preservation.

8/14 River House Community Garden

8/21 Alton Baker Community Garden

9/11 Skinner City Farm

9/25 Whiteaker Community Garden

10/2 Matthews Community Garden

10/16 Amazon Community Garden

Contact:
Tracy Gagnon
Site Coordinator
School Garden Project of Lane County
tracyg.sgp@gmail.com
541.284.1001