this is the photo.
that won
the years worth of
Endangered Species Chocolate
and
$5,000 to my favorite
environmentally focused non-profit.
after much research
and deliberation.
Youth Farms and Market Program
will be the ones
receiving this prize money.
their main goal is to empower kids
through the process of growing food
in several urban gardens in
Minneapolis/St. Paul.
they have garden plots in the
Lyndale, Powderhorn, and
West Side Neighborhoods.
Youth Farm and Market Program is about
connecting locally produced food to
the neighborhood communities from
which it was grown.
they are about educating youth,
living in urban neighborhoods,
in gardening, nutrition and
entrepreneurship skills.
by seeing this young
and growing generation
and what
ideas
and
dreams
they have to offer their communities,
YFMP is empowering young voices to be
advocates and leaders within their own communities.
and this is why i am excited to see the
money going to support them.
as for the chocolate?
and the bewildering question
that has always tormented me:
“just what exactly does a year’s supply of
anything look like?!”
well look no further...
coming in six different varieties...
it's hard for a girl to
know where to begin!
maybe here.
but don't worry.
with an incredibly long shelf life
i have to some time.
until the next chocolate bar,
stay in peace.
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