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Home | National Directories | Volunteer Program | CUESA- The Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture |
CUESA- The Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture
Basic Information
Address: One Ferry Building, Suite 50
San Francisco, CA 94111
Phone Number: 415-291-3276 x 105
Fax Number: 415-291-3275
Email: info@cuesa.org
Director: Dave Stockdale
Additional Information
Causes Served: sustainable agriculture, environment
Clearances Required: No
Background Check: No
Population Served: all
Ages for Volunteer: all ages welcome, children under 13 should have an adult
Hours of Service: 10am-2pm Saturdays
Minimum Hours Required: no minimum
Days of Service: Saturday
Mission Statement:
The Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture is dedicated to promoting a sustainable food system through the operation of the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market and its educational programs.
Additional Information:
On a typical Saturday at the market in 2007, more than one hundred 45-gallon garbage bags were sent to the landfill each week. Empty coffee cups, orange peels, glass bottles and paper plates were wasted at an alarming rate. Earth Day 2008, we introduced the 3 bin system found throughout SF. Now, over 90% of our waste is either recycled or composted, but it only works with the help of volunteers. Volunteers monitor each station to ensure everything goes to the right place. No need to handle the waste yourself. As shoppers approach the stations you'll help the find the right bin for their coffee cup/apple core/soda can/whatever. No experience necessary. Groups and children of all ages welcome. It's a great learning experience! There's an orientation before you start, and we'll supply the materials you need.