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Welcome to the FoodCycles Web site! We’re glad you could drop by! You probably wanted to learn more about what FoodCycles does!

FoodCycles is a city farm not for profit in Toronto that inspires people to raise worms, make nutritious, vibrant compost and grow food. The vision is to create a just and ecological urban food system that encourages all people to come together to grow, learn about, and celebrate food in Toronto.

Here are several ways to learn more:

1. The Blog

You can get the latest news, updates and posts on the blog.

2. Check Out These Pages

including Get Involved (volunteering), Picture Photos, Map and Directions and Video/Film.

3. Email, Facebook, Twitter

1. The monthly mailing list blog/newsletter – you can get the updates here.
2. Our Facebook fan page and Facebook group.
3. Through FoodCycles on Twitter.

The 2010 goals you can help make real:
TEACH: Reach and teach several hundred people about growing good, chemical free, fair food and soil
EARTH: Turn several tonnes of food waste into quality compost. This cuts down air pollution and weather changing gases.
FOOD: Expand the market garden to 42,000 square feet and start a small city CSA. Aim to raise fish and bees to diversify our farm products.

Mar 1, 2010

Announcing the Special 2010 FoodCycles Membership and CSA

Are you interested in fresh, local and organic, chemical free food? Do you want to build a movement for real food and real change in Toronto? Are you ready to build a stronger community and environment through food and farming — in small and large ways? Then get a FoodCycles membership, do volunteering or get a CSA harvest share.

How to Get the Exciting 2010 FoodCycles Membership

**Get A Special 2010 Membership**

This year FoodCycles is offering a special 2010 “supporting” membership for 25 CAD. Next year the price will likely rise to 40 CAD and may include additional benefits like discounts and sneak peeks. Members will be able to vote at FoodCycles annual general meeting.

Members who register in 2010 will only have to pay 25 CAD now and in the future (unless you cancel and rejoin later). So get your membership soon!

**Get A Lifetime Membership**

Do you want to take action to the next level? A special 2010 lifetime membership is available for 500 CAD. We’d love to recognize this level of support — just let us know how.

**Tell Us What You Want Your Membership to Look Like**

You can also tell us how a membership should look like to you through this survey (http://bit.ly/6cYlHx).

REGISTER: http://bit.ly/cpUtqH

But wait? Do you want to get even more? Do you, your friends and family want to taste the fresh fruits of your labour?

Imagine: Fresh Local Organic Vegetables from FoodCycles CSA

**Community Shared Agriculture**

Get 16 weeks of super fresh, local, chemical free vegetables right here in Toronto by joining the FoodCycles Community Shared Agriculture program (CSA for short) and getting one of 15-20 regular and small harvest shares. It happens this summer/fall season from July to October 2010 at FoodCycles city farm. All you have to do is sign up at http://bit.ly/aPUEHy or http://bit.ly/92ninw, come by Tuesday 3:30-7 PM and pick up your super healthy, fresh off the field food.

And of course, you’ll have the chance to actually plant, pick, harvest and water the food you’ll be eating if you volunteer. Workshops and special events will also round out the fun!

**Limited Spots Available**

There is a mix of 15-20 regular and small shares available in 2010. We’ll keep you posted as to how many spots are left. Get them while they’re still available. Get the updates here.

GET THE DETAILS/REGISTER: http://bit.ly/aPUEHy

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