PrintPrintOur Local Foods is sponsoring a nonprofit called Adaptive Gardens of the Lowcountry. Located at Thornhill Farm in McClellanville, the group raises local produce and meat and employs special needs individuals.
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Our Local Foods is sponsoring a nonprofit called Adaptive Gardens of the Lowcountry.
Located at Thornhill Farm in McClellanville, the group raises local produce and meat and employs special needs individuals.
It will be a destination farm store that will offer free-range chicken and eggs, organic vegetables, grass-fed beef, pastured lamb and more that will be packaged for families of four. It will also have locally produced pasta, sauces, soups and coffee as well as crafts made by the special needs children in the program.
In addition to the store, Our Local Foods is offering two delivery options. Customers can choose between the weekly delivery of produce from the CSA program. The CSA lasts six weeks and customers receive about 10 pounds of produce each week.
The other option is through the Kitchen Table Cuisine program. Everything in the store and locally made breads is available online. Customers can order food the first week of the month and have orders delivered 10 to 12 days later at a location close to their home.
For more information, go online.
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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Charleston Breast Center is partnering with local businesses to raise money for the center.
This Wednesday, Samos Taverna is hosting specials. The whole restaurant will be decked out in pink and will offer rose wine. From 5 to 10 p.m., 10 % of all purchases will benefit the center. For more information, call the restaurant at 843-856-5055.
Ted’s Butcherblock will be donating 10% of its rose wine sales to the center until this Saturday. For more information, call 843-577-0094.
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