Blogunteer Profiles Sow Much Good

The Blogunteer profiled Sow Much Good in its Sept. 11th posting. The site ran by Stacy Pearson is inspiring volunteerism, giving and kindness by highlighting the many organizations already out there making a difference.
By: Vyzion
 
Sept. 12, 2012 - PRLog -- The Blogunteer profiled Sow Much Good in its Sept. 11th posting. The site (http://blogunteer.com/) ran by Stacy Pearson is inspiring volunteerism, giving and kindness by highlighting the many organizations already out there making a difference and individuals who give their time. Pearson who has been an active volunteer since she was a child saw a need to blog about organizations insinuating change in their communities.

The story speaks about how Robin Emmons started Sow Much Good out of love for her brother who’s physical health was declining due to the consumption of canned and sugary foods at a mental health facility. Pearson also writes about how the Charlotte nonprofit partners with landscapers, gardeners, farmers, community groups and individuals to further its mission. Emmons is knee deep in the planting, weeding and harvesting process. She works side-by-side with volunteers producing over eight tons of food per year for underserved populations.

Sow Much Good is  100% volunteer and exceptionally grateful to everyone who believes ALL people have the right to chemical-free food. Interested in volunteering with Sow Much Good? Go to http://www.sowmuchgood.org/ways-to-help/volunteer-opportu....

Check out the Blogunteer article about the Charlotte nonprofit here: http://blogunteer.com/2012/09/11/sow-much-good

Denada Jackson

@BellaBoca65
http://www.sowmuchgood.org/blogunteer
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