Interested in presenting on our behalf at the Food Waste Solutions Summit?

We received the following email and wanted to share. If you are interested in submitting a proposal to present about our work, let us know. The deadline is October 20th to submit a proposal.

Hi John, I have been following your zero waste group from afar and would like to connect. I am on the board of the NC composting council and we are hosting a happy hour social at Sierra Nevada Oct 25th with the goal of bringing together the composting and zero waste community of WNC. We would love for you to spread word within your group and to have a presence. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sustainable-spirits-west-oct-25-2019-tickets-66246656533

Also I am sure you may already be aware but there is an upcoming Food Waste Solutions Summit in Asheville in November.

Food Waste Solutions Summit

I would also encourage you submit a presentation on your work for one of the ignite sessions….
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSGuU5B6raXUQN4r6APyf2aLQyG8CUF-bIgl0KDK01OSIzOA/viewform

Hopefully all this good energy will build towards building a better model of sustainability for our region. Thank you for all the good work that you do. My work with the composting council is to be a resource for any and all things composting in WNC. I would love to connect sometime over the phone if you are available. 828-774-9292

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Adam Schwartz, Owner/Operator
Dirtcraft Organics, LLC
Marshall, NC

About the Author: Kim Coram

Kim Coram is retired from The Bureau of the Public Debt, US Treasury Department where she served as an IT manager in a variety of disciplines ranging from computer security to website management. She is an US Air Force veteran and was an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist. She was elected to Parkersburg, WV's city council where she served a 4-year term. Kim loved WV and decided to move after seeing the impact fracking has had and continues to have on this once paradise. She is now retired and lives in Cedar Mountain, NC where she enjoys clean drinking water, riding bikes with her husband, John, and taking her grandchildren on grand adventures in her "backyard".