Veg packing volunteers needed

By hopeful
March 21, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 21, 2013

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Posted March 21, 2013

Local Greens is a not for profit weekly veg bag scheme based in East Dulwich and Herne Hill. We provide the local area with great tasting, seasonal veg from small organic or spray-free farms as close to London as possible. In East Dulwich, you can pick up your veg at The Cherry Tree, The Herne Tavern, East Dulwich Deli, The Great Exhibition and The Plough. We also offer opportunities to very local growers and community projects to sell their produce via our Neighbourhood Farm.

Volunteers are needed to help with packing and delivering organic vegetables in Herne Hill and surrounding areas. Learn about seasonal vegetables, help out a growing, local, sustainable business whilst meeting interesting people. Surplus veg available!

We need enthusiastic, energetic volunteers with a driving licence and strong arms from 9am-12 noon on Thursdays.

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