Sustainable Nantucket would like to thank the following organizations for their recent, generous grant awards:
ReMain Nantucket has awarded SN a $7,500 grant, designed to aid SN in remaining in our downtown offices in 2012. Clif Bar Family Foundation has awarded SN a $5,000 grant to be used for operating expenses. The Agua Fund has awarded SN a $3,000 grant to be used for operating expenses. The Community Foundation of Nantucket has awarded SN a $1,000 grant to assist with our Farm to School Program.
Sustainable Nantucket would like to express our sincere gratitude to these organizations for their generous support of our mission, vision and programs.
Dear friends,
Greetings all,
We are in our final weeks of the 2011 Farmers & Artisans Market season, which ends with our final Market on October 15th. Until then, we hope you’ll continue to join us as the crowds have thinned, the weather has cooled, and life has slowed to a more comfortable pace. There’s still late Summer/early Fall foods to enjoy, and some truly unique items from our artists and artisans. Here’s the vendor list for this week:
Greetings everyone! The weather forecast for tomorrow is a little questionable, but as of Friday afternoon we are planning on holding the Farmers & Artisans Market as usual tomorrow from 9AM-1PM on North Union and Cambridge Streets. If we wake to rain or a threatening forecast, we will cancel the Market and will leave a cancellation message on our office voicemail (508-228-3399), on Facebook and Twitter. Let’s hope for clear skies and another Market day tomorrow – hope to see you there!
The Fall 2011 edition of Edible Cape Cod features a wonderful article about Sustainable Nantucket, our Programs and efforts within the community. Written by Nantucket native Susan Fernald, the article highlights our COMMUNITY AGRICULTURE PROGRAM, FARM TO SCHOOL PROGRAM, Nantucket Grown ™ brand and much more. A digital version of the magazine can be found on the 
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