Volunteers – Acorn has been very fortunate to have many volunteers who have donated over.Many, many area residents – Acorn has received donations and of course, buyers for the food offered at Acorn (our wonderful customers!!).Selected for funding by the Manchester Chicken Broil Committee (to be received when the event resumes) Other local non-profit groups – Acorn has received donations from Men’s Club and was.Former Manchester Farmers Market (fiscal agent Village of Manchester) – Acorn contracted to.Joseph Mercy Chelsea – Acorn has been the recipient of $25,000 in grants Manchester Wellness Coalition) and $1000 in sponsorships 5 Healthy Towns Foundation – Acorn has been the recipient of $70,000 in grants (through the.Food insecurity population – Acorn is making produce and other food items accessible.Small local businesses – Acorn is helping them to make money!.This article will provide a good glimpse into these connections using the following categories: As of Monday morning, the drive has $33,115 pledged toward its $50,000 goal (a little over 66%).īy Ruth VanBogelen, Acorn Board of Directors memberĪcorn Farmers’ Market & Café became a non-profit (501C3) organization only 13 months ago but the reach to community connections is already significant. It is part of a series of articles submitted by the Acorn Board of Directors, to promote the Patronicity drive supporting the new market in Manchester. This letter is written to the community on behalf of the Acorn Farmers Market & Café, by board member Ruth VanBogelen. Decrease Font Size Increase Font Size Text Size Print This Page Send by Email
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