Lead for Change Blog
Student Fresh Market
September 10, 2019Student Affairs Executive Suite
September 10, 2019Commons on the Green – Dining Services
September 10, 2019MollyMcG
September 10, 2019Max.bergman
September 10, 2019Veterinary Medical Center
September 9, 2019Fair Trade coffee being offered at the Veterinary Medical Center.
Loaves & Fishes
September 9, 2019The Loaves and Fishes Community Meal brings our diverse community together around a common table to provide a meal twice a month that nourishes body and spirit through relationship, service, and fellowship. By building partnerships, Loaves and Fishes welcomes and empowers all. We provide this meal for those in need and for those who are […]
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
September 9, 2019Prince of Peace is a Receptive, Responsive, and Reconciling in Christ community of faith. We wish to make known our care, concern, and welcome to all people, whatever their age, gender, race, education, religious background, sexual orientation, physical or mental capability, economic, marital, or social status. We believe all individuals share the worth that comes […]
First Presbyterian Church
September 9, 2019Diverse in age and religious background, we have gathered together as the body of Christ here in Cache Valley since 1878. We are blessed to say: All are WELCOME!
West Campus Offerings Fair Trade
September 9, 2019West Campus Dining Hall offers 2 fair trade products as of right now….Seattle’s Best coffee and Choice Tea.
Zahra Biabani
September 6, 2019K-12 Schools
September 6, 2019Whether you’re just getting started or looking for post-declaration inspiration, the resources below can help your Fair Trade School campaign succeed. Getting Started Fair Trade Schools Toolkit Fair Trade 101 Guides Summer Planning Tips Goal 1: Build Your Team Fair Trade Committee Org Chart & Roles Sustainable Leadership 101 Sustainable Leadership 201 Goal 2: Education […]
Petition | End the Humanitarian Crisis in the Coffee Industry
September 6, 2019Sign the petition to demand better for coffee farmers and call on coffee companies to pay fair prices. “When the price is good, we have work, but when it isn’t, we have no money to pay the rent, no money for food, no money for the doctor,” said Angela Poló Gámez, a coffee picker from […]