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2006 Charities
  1. Acre Family Day Care
  2. Adolescent Consultation Services
  3. Affordable Housing and Services Collaborative
  4. African Food and Peace Foundation
  5. Arcadia Players
  6. Arts & Business Council
  7. ArtsBoston
  8. Asian Community Development Corporation
  9. Association to Preserve Cape Cod
  10. BELL Foundation
  11. Beyond the 11th
  12. Birthday Wishes
  13. Blue Hill Observatory Science Center
  14. Boston Arts Academy
  15. Boston Cares
  16. Boston Center for Jewish Heritage at Historic Vilna Shul
  17. Boston Digital Bridge Foundation
  18. Boston Early Music Festival
  19. Boston Health Care and Research Training Institute
  20. Boston Learning Center
  21. Boston Modern Orchestra Project
  22. Boston Preparatory Charter Public School
  23. Boston Scholars Program, Inc.
  24. Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra
  25. Build the Out-of-School Time Network
  26. Camp Howe
  27. Camp Starfish
  28. Cape Cod Free Clinic & Community Health Center
  29. Cape Cod Stranding Network
  30. The Center for Arts in Natick
  31. The Center for Independent Documentary
  32. Center for Women & Enterprise
  33. Charles River Watershed Association
  34. Children's Charter/Key
  35. The Children's Room Center for Grieving Children and Teenagers
  36. Chorus pro Musica
  37. CitySprouts
  38. Common Impact
  39. Community Access to the Arts
  40. The Community Family
  41. Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture, Inc.
  42. Community Music Center of Boston
  43. Configuration
  44. Constellation Charitable Foundation
  45. Cooperative Fund of New England
  46. Discovering Justice
  47. The Discovery Museums
  48. Duxbury Bay Maritime School
  49. Edith Wharton Restoration
  50. Elizabeth Stone House
  51. EMERGE
  52. Emerson Umbrella Center for the Arts
  53. Environmental League of Massachusetts
  54. Everybody Wins! Metro Boston
  55. Families First Parenting Programs
  56. Family Diversity Projects
  57. Family-to-Family Project
  58. The Federation of Massachusetts Farmers' Markets
  59. Food Project
  60. Greater Boston Chapter of National Spinal Cord Injury Association
  61. greenGoat
  62. Groundwork Lawrence
  63. Hale Reservation
  64. Higgins Armory Museum
  65. Historic Winslow House
  66. Human Rights Education Associates, Inc.
  67. International Medical Equipment Collaborative
  68. Island Affordable Housing Fund
  69. Jane Doe Inc.
  70. José Mateo's Ballet Theatre
  71. Joy of Music Program
  72. Lighthouse Preservation Society
  73. Lovelane Special Needs Horseback Riding Program
  74. Lowell Canalwaters Cleaners
  75. Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust
  76. Lowell Wish Project
  77. Lown Cardiovascular Research Foundation
  78. The Lyric Stage Company of Boston
  79. Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences
  80. Maria Mitchell Association
  81. Mass Mentoring Partnership
  82. Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers
  83. Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions
  84. The Massachusetts Review
  85. MATCH School
  86. MetroLacrosse
  87. Multi-Service Center
  88. National Education for Assistance Dog Services
  89. National Marine Life Center
  90. New Communities Services
  91. New England Complex Systems Institute
  92. New England Learning Center for Women in Transition
  93. New England SCORES
  94. New England Wild Flower Society
  95. New England Wildlife Center
  96. New Repertory Theatre
  97. NF Inc., New England
  98. ONE Lowell
  99. Paraclete Center
  100. Paul Revere Memorial Association
  101. The Pendulum Project
  102. Penikese Island School
  103. Plymouth Antiquarian Society
  104. Political Asylum/Immigration Representation Project
  105. Primary Source, Inc.
  106. Prometheus Dance
  107. Providers' Council
  108. Provincetown Art Association and Museum
  109. Provincetown Arts Press
  110. radKIDS
  111. REACH Beyond Domestic Violence
  112. Reach Out and Read
  113. S.A.F.E. Studio
  114. Salem Harbor CDC
  115. SATELLIFE: Communicating To Save Lives
  116. Save the Harbor/Save the Bay
  117. Science Club for Girls
  118. Shirley Eustis House Association
  119. Snappy Dance Theater
  120. Social Capital
  121. Somerville Community Corporation
  122. Springstep
  123. Starlight Children’s Foundation of New England
  124. Stop It Now!
  125. A Suitable Image, Inc.
  126. Summer Search
  127. Teen Voices
  128. Tower Hill Botanic Garden
  129. Trauma Intervention Program of Merrimack Valley
  130. Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill
  131. The Urban Culinary Foundation
  132. Urban Ecology Institute
  133. Urban Improv
  134. Victim Rights Law Center
  135. Visual Understanding in Education
  136. The Volunteer Family
  137. WalkBoston
  138. Women's Lunch Place
  139. Woods Hole Research Center
  140. World Computer Exchange
  141. Young Entrepreneurs Alliance
  142. Young Savants
  143. Youth Enrichment Services

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Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture, Inc.

CONTACT:

One Sugarloaf Street
South Deerfield, MA 01373

www.buylocalfood.com

Donate Now to Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture, Inc.

DESCRIPTION:

In 1993 a consortium of charities formed the Pioneer Valley Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture to strengthen the future of farming in the fertile Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts, serving many diverse communities. A Kellogg Foundation Integrated Food and Farming Systems grant supported their involvement of many constituencies in envisioning that future. In 1998 CISA incorporated and launched a campaign for "Be a Local Hero, Buy Locally Grown,” which has become a regional mantra. CISA has promoted local agriculture throughout Hampshire, Franklin, Hampden, eastern Berkshire and western Worcester counties, through media, agritourism, events, publications, newsletters, and whatever else they could think of. Believing that land will be farmed as long as its businesses are viable, CISA offers business training to farmers and local produce retailers, low-price programs for low-income elderly and others, and a national first: corporate workplace subscriptions to farmers' market produce. Their Farm Products Guide is replicated nationwide and studied on their website by 10,000 unique visitors monthly. Their Senior Farmshare program has served over 440 seniors in the last two years with 10 weeks of fresh, organic produce. You, too, can be a Local Hero.

(2006: CULTURE: Education: Informal: General)

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