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Friday, 09 April 2010 08:35

A relaxing day with friends and family celebrating community and nature…what could be better?
Join us April 17th from 9am-4pm for our Earth Day Celebration: A Community Partnership between Kimberton Waldorf School and Kimberton Whole Foods focusing on sustainable agriculture and green initiatives.
Sponsored by Kimberton Whole Foods and held at the Kimberton Waldorf School (410 W. Seven Stars Road, Phoenixville, PA 19460)
The day will begin with community plantings (bring a shovel and join in) and garden cleanup followed by electronics recycling 9am-12pm (bring your unwanted electronics and recycle them) in the parking lot in front of the school.
Items to be collected include: computers, cell phones, keyboards, stereos, televisions, monitors, printers, cables, floppy disks, CDs, office machines, calculators, DVD and CD players, and more. Disposal of computer monitors require a $10 fee. The electronic waste will be recycled through A Plus Industries of Allentown, PA. Documentation of secure disposal will be provided upon request.
The E-waste collection will be followed by organic lunch and several speakers on green topics such as permaculture, living roofs, green building, green landscaping, and much more!
PASA (Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture) will be speaking!
Free movie screenings of Food Fight, Fresh, and children’s selections.
Local farmers, artists, and earth-friendly vendors, many of whom work with Kimberton Whole Foods, will offer displays and demonstrations. There will be face painting, local music, beekeeping demonstrations, candle making, and a raffle for a mountain bike.
Afternoon festivities go from 12 pm to 4 pm. Lots to do and lots to learn. Join us…all are welcome to this free event to promote “green” living. See you there!
*Volunteers are needed both for the Ewaste recycling event, as well as for the Earth Day festivities that follow. Contact Pat Andrien at 610-469-0905 or Briana Brant of Kimberton Whole Foods at 610-935-1444.
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Monday, 08 February 2010 10:25
Aldo Magazzeni, founder of Traveling Mercies, flew to Haiti yesterday to help the
victims of the earthquake. He will observe the situation, and decide the
best way that he and Traveling Mercies can help.
KWF will support him in his efforts.
KWF is again partnering with Traveling Mercies, this time in a direct effort to benefit the people of Haiti. As community partners, we will follow our call to action to assist earthquake victims. The funds raised here at KWF will benefit earthquake victims directly.
The Fundraiser will run from February 1st-28th 2010 in all 4 stores.
Aldo will be sending us updates from Haiti during his visit, which we will
post here for you to see.
Traveling Mercies and Living Hope Mission plan to use donated funds for the most needed supplies: water, food, medicine, and clothing.
The plan is to deliver these supplies directly to the people who need it most. He will return to give us all an update on the conditions there, speaking at Kimberton Whole Foods
on February 24th.
A little background on Aldo: Combining a penchant for mountain climbing
with a love ofcommunity service, Aldo began performing volunteer service
in the US and abroad.
Since 1998, Aldo has traveled to, and worked, with communities in Italy, Jamaica, Haiti, Mexico, South America, Bhutan, Nepal, Afghanistan, Kenya, Ethiopia and others.
His affiliation with volunteer groups include local churches, The Salvation Army, The Women of Hope, and The Nyumbani Children’s Home, to name a few.
Aldo created Traveling Mercies in October of 2007, a non-profit 501(c) (3) foundation. In 2009, in partnership with the Jesuits and the International Rotary, Traveling Mercies provided a well to a school in need in Nairobi, Kenya.
Traveling Mercies has also been assisting Tashirat Orphanage in Mexico for the last two years with various projects, and
supportfor the children's lunch program. Additionally in 2009, aid was provided following the devastating
earthquake in the Abruzzo Region in Italy.
Meet Aldo: Wednesday, February 24th: At Kimberton. Meal provided. 7 - 9 PM.
Lecture at 7:30
Register by email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 19:00
We are honored to have Aldo Magazzeni partnering with us for a fundraiser for Traveling Mercies. He is a local man that has helped improve the quality of life of people all over the world. Aldo’s personal approach to his work promotes peace and understanding. Blog - Events
Monday, 07 December 2009 19:00
KWF participated in the Sustainable Business Network ?Sustainafood? Event/Green Restaurant Expo on November 30th.
It was a wonderful, personal event in a beautiful location, and we made several key connections in addition to getting the word out on KWF?s mission.
The attendees were representatives of local restaurants and small businesses, looking to make their business more sustainable on a budget.
Speakers included Judy Wicks of White Dog, Adam Palmer, creator of Pita Pit restaurants, Gary Giberson, Executive Chef and Master Composter, Ann Karlen, Founding Director of Fair Food, Maurice Sampson, President of Niche Recycling, and Jill Fink, co-owner of Mugshots Coffee.
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