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Local Food Meeting

Tonight we went to the Northern Plains Resource Council, for the local food meeting. We met some great people who we think can help us with our project and would be great to interview. We look forward to speaking with them again and returning to the next meeting on November 14th. We just wanted to say thank you for all your helpful advise because it really helped our group to understand want we need to be doing to spread the word about the Salvation Army.

The faces of the S.A.A.

Progress

I just got an email back from Molly who volunteers at the Northern Plains Resource Council. She said that she could get me in touch with some people from her local committees to interview. That would be awesome for interview footage but I don't know if we were to interview those people, if it would be super beneficial on becoming experts on the Salvation Army. Maybe? Maybe not?

A look inside the Salvation Army

Plants being grown at the Salvation Army

A look inside the Salvation Army

The door gallery is a new feature in the Salvation Army thrift store. Check back for more info!

A look inside the Salvation Army

These trout are providing nutrients for the hydroponic projects. Check back soon for more info on hydroponics!

A look inside the Salvation Army

Compost sold at the Salvation Army

A look inside the Salvation Army

The Salvation Army thrift store

A look inside the Salvation Army

Chicken coops for sale at the Salvation Army. This particular chicken coop sells for $200.

Lunch and Learn Talk Ideas

For the Lunch and Learn powerpoint, here are some ideas on what to put on the powerpoint:

• Powerpoint on D2
• Show blog in presentation
• Talk about the different projects

                          1.Community Table
                  2.Thrift Store
                  3.Hydroponics\Aquaponics
                  4.Compost
                  5.Orchard
                  6.Garden

• Tell why. To spread the word about the Salvation Army!

Excitment!

I can't wait to start interviewing more people! And I think it would also be a good idea to ride along on the Community Table trip too! 

One Challenge

Our first interview went really well! But I think our biggest challenge will be becoming experts on every aspect of the Salvation Army. Also, the more interviews and information we have, the the closer we will be to becoming experts!