REAP (Research, Education, Action, and Policy on) Food Group

Research, Education, Action and Policy on Food Group

~ Nourishing the Links Between Land and Table ~

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REAP is now a membership organization!
Read our first membership newsletter here.
BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!

REAP's mission is to build a regional food system that is healthful, just, and both environmentally and economically sustainable. REAP connects producers, consumers, policy-makers, educators, businesses and organizations to nourish the links between land and table.
Click below to learn more about REAP's Programs and Events:
Buy Fresh Buy Local Southern WI	Food for Thought Festival	Southern WI Farm Fresh Atlas™	Wisconsin Homegrown Lunch
Burgers and Brew	Local Night Out	Pie Palooza	Support REAP Donate Now!

UPCOMING EVENTS:
	Wine and Cheese at Bunky's Café Tuesday, July 7th 2009 5:30-8:00 pm In the spacious event room at Bunky's new 2425 Atwood Ave. location Join us for a wine and cheese tasting to benefit REAP's programs hosted by Buy Fresh Buy Local partner Bunky's Café. Enjoy a sampling of wines and hors d'oeuvres along with artisanal cheeses presented by Jeanne Carpenter of Wisconsin Cheese Originals. Entry is $20 and all proceeds will benefit REAP Food Group. Special Offer: Join REAP at or above the $60 level from June 11-July 6th and receive free entry to the event. Click here to join now!
	Local Night Out July 14-16 2009 This July we're celebrating our newest Buy Fresh Buy Local Partners with a special new-partner exclusive Local Night Out! Local Night Out is our annual celebration of local foods and the chefs who turn them into delicious meals. Each of our participating restaurants features special menu options or events. Details about this summer's Local Night Out restaurants is here.
	Food for Thought Festival 2009 Saturday, September 26th With Special Guest Speaker, Michael Pollan! More details... Michael Pollan's appearance is made possible in partnership with The Center for the Humanities, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation; the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies; the Center for Culture, History, and Environment (CHE); the Wisconsin Initiative for Science Literacy; the Bradshaw-Knight Foundation; UW-Madison Libraries; the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
REAP is signed up with Good Search! Every time you search the internet Good Search will donate a % of their advertising revenue to REAP. And it won't cost you a thing! Go to goodsearch.com, type in REAP as your charity of choice and search away knowing you're supporting a great organization. Each search you do will earn REAP about a penny. Those pennies definitely add up! Spring '09 Reap Reporter (REAP's current newsletter) REAP in the News (Media clippings)

Where our food comes from & how our food is grown affect:
~ our health,
~ our regional economy,
~ the health of our environment, &
~ the strength of our communities

Local food is about the future.
By supporting local farmers who observe sustainable farming practices, you help ensure there will be farms in our community tomorrow -- and that future generations will have access to nourishing, flavorful, and abundant food.

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REAP Food Group
306 E. Wilson St. #2E
Madison, WI 53703
info@reapfoodgroup.org