added 05/11/10
Food cooperatives care about providing good food, helpful nutritional information, and supporting their local communities—so it is not surprising that when the discussion turns to improving school nutrition, co-ops lend a hand. In 2005, large and small co-ops in New Hampshire and Vermont created the Co-ops to Kids project, with an on-going mission to collect and share valuable information via an online resource.
When a school year is ending, that’s the time to think about how to effect positive change in the school year to come. Co-ops to Kids can help. Parents will find information on healthy snacks, a snack shopping guide, and sources of trustworthy nutrition advice. Teachers will find curriculum ideas, nutrition information, and descriptions of classes on food and nutrition presented by local groups, including co-ops. Food service professionals will find supportive state and national resources, ongoing training opportunities, and more. Go to coopfoodstore.coop/content/co-ops-kids to learn more.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
10 a.m. -2 p.m.
Rain or Shine!
Lebanon Co-op Food Store
Centerra Marketplace Route 120, Lebanon, NH
A note about safety
All Co-op Dairy Day activities take place in the Centerra Marketplace parking lot. There will be tents, tables, chairs, delivery trucks, and many more cars and pedestrians that usual that day. Please use caution!