When I was a kid, I always looked forward to Hanukkah with its eight nights of lighting candles, singing songs and best of all, exchanging gifts. Like all Jewish celebrations, food also played a major role.
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Betsy Goldin Becker is the Online Programs Manager for the Whole Foods Market. She oversees online marketing promotions for Whole Foods’ email newsletters, website and other online channels. Prior to joining Whole Foods, Betsy managed email and online marketing programs for restaurants and food retailers. In her spare time, Betsy enjoys cooking, eating, entertaining, yoga and reading fiction, food blogs and The New York Times. She has a Journalism degree from The University of Texas and a Business degree from The George Washington University.
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December 11, 2009 @
Whole Story
When I was a kid, I always looked forward to Hanukkah with its eight nights of lighting candles, singing songs and best of all, exchanging gifts. Like all Jewish celebrations, food also played a major role.
When I was a kid, I always looked forward to Hanukkah with its eight nights of lighting candles, singing songs and best of all, exchanging gifts. Like all Jewish celebrations, food also played a major role.
May 7, 2009 @
Whole Story
In celebration of Earth Day 2009, we challenged our readers to make a simple green resolution, and boy did you deliver. Your overwhelming response was truly inspiring; thousands of you shared both green resolutions and tips on how to lead a cleaner, greener, more sustainable lifestyle. Your responses covered everything from biking to work to reducing water waste to composting to reusing shopping bags to teaching children and co-workers the importance of recycling. All of these simple changes added together can and will go a long way towards greening our planet.
April 21, 2009 @
Whole Story
Earth Day is Wednesday, April 22. In celebration of our planet's big day, why not take a moment to make a simple green resolution for the coming year?
Here's mine: Bike to work at least once a week.
Here's mine: Bike to work at least once a week.
January 30, 2009 @
Whole Story
This Sunday’s Big Game is likely to offer a little something for nearly everyone – serious football for the sports enthusiast, a star-studded halftime show for the drama queen and outlandishly high-budget commercials for anyone who doesn’t want to be left out of the all-important water-cooler discussions on Monday. But what Game Day gatherings don’t typically offer, however, are decent food options, especially for those with special dietary needs.
