Thank you for joining us at Rain Lily Farm on Labor Day for the Slow Food Austin Eat-In Potluck!
We took action: Over 100 people came together to enjoy the potluck and discuss school meal issues. 28 letters calling for change through the Child Nutrition Act were signed at the event and immediately sent to representatives. Over 80 signatures were added to the Slow Food USA petition advocating for REAL FOOD in schools.
Our chapter President, Sara Weber, was interviewed by our local public radio station, KUT.
The movement continues: to learn more about how you can help get Real Food into our schools visit Slow Food USA’s Time for Lunch site.
Be part of Slow Food Austin! Here’s how:
1. Become a member.
2. Sign up for our newsletter. (over on the right side of this page!)
3. Attend our first Happy Hour on 9/30 at Annie’s Cafe and Bar.
4. Attend a Slow Session on the 1st Thursday of every month.
5. Buy tickets for Slow Food Austin’s first annual fundraiser, “Raw Talk and Tasting” on October 21st at the Barr Mansion.
Special thanks to:
Rain Lily Farm
Farmhouse Delivery
Dai Due Supper Club
Whole Foods Market
I was really blessed to have raw goat’s milk delivered when my daughters were young. We also raised our own fresh produce, chickens and turkeys. Later had our own Nubian milking does.Children need good nutrition in schools and at home.