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Update #20: Spring 2012
Update #19: Thank You Woodberry
Update #15: FINALLY FOLKS
Update #14: Thank You!
Thank you to everyone who supported this project.
We could not have done it without your help and time!
We are waiting for all the funds to be processed and you should hear from Kickstarter about rewards.
It should take about 14 days for it all to get sorted out and us to get going on rewards.
Thank you so much,
Check us out on facebook
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All the best,
Hamilton Crop Circle
Update #13: GIVING THANKS !!!!!!!
OK FOLKS ,39 HOURS TO GO ! KEEP SPREADING THE WORD THIS LAST DAY OF PLEDGING ! WE WANT TO THANK EVERYONE AGAIN ; WERE ALMOST HOME ! WE HAVE MANY PROJECTS TO WORK ON THIS WINTER SO DONATE IF YOU CAN .
Update #12: FINAL HOURS!
Thank you to everyone who made it out to the Hamilton Tavern! Thank you for all the community support! We are in the final hours of our fundraising efforts! Please keep spreading the word,
Update #11: Final Days!
Update #10: Students in the garden
One of our young gardeners
Please help spread the word we still have a ways to go!
Thanks for everything!
HCC
Update #9: Hoop House Construction
Hoop construction at Hamilton Elementary Middle School, October 2011
Almost done!!!
Update #8: Big thanks to Clementine and Baltimore Tattoo Musuem
Thanks to everyone that came out for the Noodle Night at Clementine!
It was a huge success. Thanks for coming out and being patient and good humored with our mostly volunteer wait staff. A gigantic thanks to Winston and Cristin and all the amazing staff at Clementine who volunteered their time to make this happen. Thanks to all the volunteers who helped wait tables and buss. Clementine serves wonderful food and drinks please check them out if you have not already become a regular.
Another huge thanks is owed the Baltimore Tattoo Museum. A day of tattoo sales were donated to Hamilton Crop Circle this weekend! They do great work please check them out.
Update #7: THIS WEEKEND
Update #6: sunday farmers market baltimore !
sunday october 9 , we will be down at the farmers market collecting food from the farmers & getting it to those in baltimore. in the next couple weeks we will be looking for volunteers to help put out bins, collect food, deliver produce, hand out flyers , spread the word about our projects & get input from the community about what we are doing . we are always wanting to hear thoughts from others so we can do a better job of serving baltimore. one of our goals is to expand our collections operation because we see the potential to get more fresh food to those most challenged everyday. there is a tremendous amount of wasted goods that could be gathered & redistributed throughout the season. we are looking for other markets, other farmers, other urban gardens,any potential source that we could partner with to mutually benefit the battle against hunger or the dependence on unhealthy foods locally,please feel free to come out & participate & spread the word about our efforts. it takes help from everyone . we are very thankful for all your help !
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This project successfully raised its funding goal on November 3.
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Hamilton Crop Circle Sticker. If 1,500 people pledge this amount we would meet our funding goal!
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One screen print by bmore papercuts New designs this year! http://www.bmorepapercuts.blogspot.com/
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Your choice of one of the following: Real live Hamilton Crop Circle worms or Hamilton Crop Circle Compost Tea www.hamlitoncropcircle.blogspot.com
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Woodberry Kitchen will donate $25.00 giftcards to the first 75 people who back at $50.00 or more
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your choice of Hamilton Crop Circle T shirt or Zekes Coffee http://bmorepapercuts.blogspot.com/2010/09/paper-cuts-turned-into-other-things.html
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A gift certificate from one of these local Baltimore Restaurants that feature Hamilton Crop Circle produce on their menus Woodberry Kitchen http://www.woodberrykitchen.com/ Clementine http://www.bmoreclementine.com/ Chameleon Cafe http://www.thechameleoncafe.com/ Hamilton Tavern http://www.hamiltontavern.com/ The Brewers Art http://www.thebrewersart.com/
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one original handmade papercut from bmore papercuts-custom commission personalized just for you! www.bmorepapercuts.blogspot.com
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Hawks Hollow Farm will donate one load of either compost, topsoil, manure or mulch delivered by A&M Environmental Services http://www.hawkshollowfarm.com/
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Hamilton Crop Circle voucher to be used at The Baltimore Food COOP http://www.baltimorefoodcoop.com/about-us/
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A&M Environmental Services will donate the use of a dump truck for one day or Zinnia Films will donate time for future projects. www.zinniafilms.com
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Hamilton Crop Circle Volunteer group labor for a day and garden consultation
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D&M Equipment Services will donate use of equipment for one day http://www.dm-equipment.com/
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MISSION STATEMENT:
Provide fresh organic produce to local businesses, and integrate young people into the sustainable practices related to growing organic produce to promote a peaceful lifestyle.
ORGANIZATION HISTORY:
The Hamilton crop circle is a group of local volunteers who have come together to help their community discover the benefits of growing fresh local organic produce. As the relationship between the group and the community continued to grow, so did their awareness of the benefits of living a more local sustainable life. It became apparent that living a healthy happy lifestyle had many natural benefits that many in the community had not yet experienced. In order to assist those in need, the crop circle started sharing food with other members of the community besides its volunteers. Local restaurants became interested in purchasing the fresh locally grown organic produce for their valued customers. More opportunities emerged to engage the community in the garden initiatives. A local community school was looking for an organization to partner with that would allow the teachers, the students and the staff to become more involved in what was happening in this community. Having a community garden on the school grounds has had a tremendous positive benefit already, and the energy that is surrounding this project is immeasurable. The students along with all of those who are involved are greatly looking forward to working together in the future to show the benefits that gardening can have at every level of our community. The potential for the students to learn about the benefits of working with local businesses and other groups in the community are endless. As we continue to grow we will always be thankful for the opportunity to work together and grow together in order to live a peaceful life.


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