Bus, train, bike or feet? Which is your favorite non-car transit?

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In 2008, George Hutchings founded the Shoeman Water Projects (SWP) with the mission to collect gently used shoes and turn them into clean water for people with limited access. Whole Foods Market in Brentwood is collecting shoes from April 4, 2013 – May 4, 2013. Shoes will be donated to SWP and then sold to raise money to drill wells, repair pumps, install purification systems, and train local residents to operate and maintain pumps.  For more information visit, www.shoemanwater.org

In 2008, George Hutchings founded the Shoeman Water Projects (SWP) with the mission to collect gently used shoes and turn them into clean water for people with limited access. Whole Foods Market in Brentwood is collecting shoes from April 4, 2013 – May 4, 2013.  Shoes will be donated to SWP and then sold to raise money to drill wells, repair pumps, install purification systems, and train local residents to operate and maintain pumps.

George "the shoe man" Hutchings will be in our store from 4:00 - 6:00 pm on April 4 to kick off the shoe drive. For more information visit, www.shoemanwater.org

What's your favorite way to enjoy locally sourced ingredients?

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Whole Foods Market partners with The St. Louis County Department of Health to ensure everyone is recycling everything they can. On Tuesday, April 9^th and 23^rd “Recycling Becomes Me” will be in our store helping us celebrate and expand recycling.  For more information about what you can recycle, visit: www.RecyclingBecomesMe.com or www.RecycleSaintLouis.com. 

Vintage charm. What is salvaged, repurposed or reclaimed in your home?

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Whole Foods Market is dedicated to supporting our community. On Thursday, April 18, we will donate five percent of the entire day’s sales to the Missouri Prairie Foundation (MPF). The MPF protects and restores prairie and other native grassland communities through land acquisition, management, education and, research. MPF also promotes the use of native plants through its Grow Native! program. For more information about MPF or, the Grow Native! program, visit: www.moprairie.org or www.grownative.org

Community Support Day Activities:

·         Prairie Plant Cordage Making with Bill Davit in the café from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.

o   Native Americans used prairie plants to create many useful items, from fishing nets to shoes. Learn about this ancient skill and make a bracelet to take home.

·         Plein Air Artist Theresa Long will paint nature-inspired art in the café from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

·         MPF volunteers will be stationed throughout the store with activities and information about prairie conservation

o   Learn how you can turn your yard into a native landscape.

o   Discover what foods we wouldn't have without native pollinators

Calling All Earthlings!

We're having an out-of-this-world bash on Saturday, April 20th.

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What do you do for energy? Wind? Solar? Coffee? Chocolate?

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Whole Foods Market partners with The St. Louis County Department of Health to ensure everyone is recycling everything they can. On Tuesday, April 9^th and 23^rd “Recycling Becomes Me” will be in our store helping us celebrate and expand recycling.  For more information about what you can recycle, visit: www.RecyclingBecomesMe.com or www.RecycleSaintLouis.com. 

Cuisinart® is leading the way in eco-friendly branded cookware with their new GreenGourmet™ line. Riveted stainless handles stay cool on the stovetop and are made from 70% recycled stainless steel. Demonstrators will be in our store cooking with, and showing off, their 10 piece GreenGourmet™ Hard Anodized Non Stick set and the 10 piece GreenGourmet™ Try-Ply Stainless Non-Stick set. Both sets will be $50 off during the demonstration.