Fair Shares is a community of happy eaters who care about and appreciate their food—how it tastes, who grows it, and who aggregates it. We all share ideas, recipes, and tips—we love chatting with members during pickups to help them feel confident when trying new foods. Our members are amazing, smart, creative, witty and wise people who we are honored to call friends and acquaintances. We even host happy hours to visit and say thanks for being part of our community.
The reasons our members join are as diverse as the population who comprises our community. Here are just a few of the reasons to join Fair Shares today:
1. Health
Fair Shares members Matt Sorrell, Amy Knoblock-Hahn, Justin and Colette Owens, Magdalena Alvarado, and Emily Vasbinder explain how Fair Shares helps them feed their families safer, healthier, more nutritious food.
2. Economy
Fair Shares members Emily Korsch, Kyle Crawford, Scott Pohlmann, and Billy & Kathy Foster address the importance of supporting the local economy and local farmers, and how Fair Shares helps them keep their money in the local community while reaping the benefits of better-tasting food.
3. Environment
Fair Shares members Barb Smith, Angie Meara, and Emily Korsch talk about how Fair Shares helps them reduce their food miles and carbon footprints by supporting local farms and making more responsible choices by eating foods that are grown close to our community rather than being shipped half-way around the world.
4. Convenience
Fair Shares members Sharon Spurlock, Matt Sorrell, Rebecca and Jordan Lev, and Magdalena Alvarado like how their CSA makes it easy for them to support local farmers, eat delicious, healthy food all year long, and customize their shares to suit their preferences.
5. Fun
Fair Shares members Emily Vasbinder, Jordan and Rebecca Lev, Matt Sorrell, EuNice Loh and Adam Lorenzen express the joys of eating locally and seasonally, and breaking out of creative ruts by broadening their food horizons with the consistent array of fresh and delicious foods offered in their weekly shares.