Hi All,
Thought I'd put up some veg box notes about what I've found out and who I've talked to so far...
SIMILAR SCHEMES
http://www.growingcommunities.org/
not-for-profit (? 3-5 full time + some part time paid + lots volunteers)
been around 10 years
salad leaves grown in patchwork farm in stoke newington
organic veg mostly from within M25 direct from farmers
rolling pre-order (veg box) + pre-pay via standing order
~800 customers, various pickup points around stoke newington
did days volunteering there with sara (grower)
also spoke to mickey east (veg box coordinator)
http://www.ttkingston.org/groups-and-projects/ground-up/
not-for-profit (all volunteer)
been around 1 year ?
had some funding from http://www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk/
pre-order (veg box or pick and choose) and pre-pay
part of ttkingston
most goods come direct from one organic supplier, packed by volunteers
spoke to stephanie
http://www.suttoncommunityfarm.org.uk/veg-box/
? was charity now social enterprise
just launched
veg grown locally in sutton on community farm
spoke to anna francis
http://www.vegvan.org.uk
had some funding from http://www.bioregional.co.uk
queens park coop (beethoven centre)
http://www.sustainweb.org/foodcoops/finder/?outlet=142
ADVICE / TOOLKIT
http://www.sustainweb.org/foodcoops/
POSSIBLE FUNDING
http://www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk has food strand - 1 million p/year
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