Local Foods History

2006: Year Eight

Enrolled Thirty Families in Program.

• New for 2006
  
  
  1. Family of four: Two adults and two children.
     
     
  2. Church of the Nazarene: The church donated vegetables from their CSA shares to their low-income members.
     
     
  3. Family of one: One adult.
     
     
  4. Family of two: Mother with one child.
     
     
  5. Family of four: Two adults and two children.
     
     
  6. Family (data not available at this time)
     
     

  7. Family of eight. Two adults with six children
     

  8. Family of one: One adult.
     
     
  9. Family of one. One adult.
     
     
  10. Family of three: Two adults and two children.
      
      
  11. Family of three: Three adults.
      
      
  12. Family of four: Two adults and two children.
      
      
  13. North Liberty Food Pantry: The pantry donated vegetables from their CSA shares to their clients.
      
      
  14. PS Family of three: Two adults and one child.
      
      
  15. Family of three: Two adults and one child.
      
      
  16. Family of two: Mother with one child.
      
      
  17. Family of four: Two adults and two children.
      
      
  18. Family of two: Mother with one child.
      
      
  19. Family of one: One adult.

   

• Renewals from Previous Years
  
  
  20. Family of five: enrolled 2005. Mother with four children.
      
      
  21. Family of four: enrolled 2004. Mother with three children.
      
      
  22. Family of four: enrolled 2004. Two adults and two children.
      
      
  23. Family of six: enrolled 2005. Mother with five children.
      
      
  24. Family of two: enrolled 2004, 2006. Mother with one child.
      
      
  25. Family of one: enrolled 2005. One adult.
      
      
  26. Family of five: enrolled 2004. Two adults and three children.
      
      
  27. Family of three: enrolled 2005. Mother with two children.
      
      
  28. Star Program: enrolled 2005. The program donated vegetables from their CSA shares to their clients.
      
      
  29. WRAC: enrolled 2004. Two adults and three children. Single Mother's Support Group. Creating social change with useful direct service programs and powerful activism.
      
      
  30. Shelter House: enrolled 2005. The program donated vegetables from their CSA shares to their clients. Shelter House is a non-profit organization that has provided housing and supportive services to the homeless of Southeast Iowa since 1983.