QUESTIONS - Organic food coop info - www.hope4health.org

[Guest guest]

The sources you listed are the two that we get our produce from. We

started with Rosella's but switched primarily to OGC as they have more

of a organic focus, better service, better quality and an overall better

level of customer service than Rosella's. The prices are similar but

slightly higher at Rosella's as they were not willing to put us on the

lowest price level with the grocery stores where as OGC started us

there. Rosella's is also not as technically savvy and we refuse to do

anything outside of e-mail for our coop (to much work as it is). It was

like pulling teeth to get Rosella's to send us the price sheet weekly

over e-mail but they finally do.

 

So, yes, we would love to share are process with anyone that wants to

start a community coop. Ours does a great job of serving the south end

but we could certainly share contacts with folks and even list

additional locations on our web site and forward leads to anyone that is

close to the appropriate areas. We can also share with you the rock

solid process we have built for e-mail ordering, pricing, etc. It is

really simple, fun and easy. The best part is the community of folks

that are participating and realizing the importance of eating raw. We

have a ton of our friends participating now because they know our

lifestyle is more healthy (I am healed of stage 4 cancer, Nikki of

severe IBS and none of our kids have ever been sick!) but they need some

tangible resources for making the changes.

 

So, we do the coop and we host a food prep evening in our home on

Tuesdays. We have taught classes as well using www.hacres.com

curriculum but for the most part find that people need to be evangelized

through our actions before they will find any further interest in

education in the area. I travel and present around the country but the

to the folks here at home, my story doesn't seem to be a novel. Either

way, this is our home and we are excited to help others.

 

So, if anyone is interested, like Tina, in starting a local food coop,

let us know and we can walk you through the steps.

 

For those that just want to learn more about it. Visit our web site

www.hope4health.org and sign up for the coop. It does not obligate you

to anything, you will simply start receiving our e-mail order form every

couple weeks.

 

The best,

 

Jerrod Sessler

ASA / NASCAR Driver

Sessler Motorsports Marketing

206.387.7090

www.jerrodsessler.com

www.hope4health.org

 

" most of us live beyond need "

[Guest guest]

what does OGC stand for?

 

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The sources you listed are the two that we get our produce from. We

started with Rosella's but switched primarily to OGC as they have more

of a organic focus, better service, better quality and an overall better

level of customer service than Rosella's.

[Guest guest]

Organically Grown Company

 

RawSeattle , " STEVE ANDERSON " <prototype909@m...>

wrote:

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> what does OGC stand for?

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> The sources you listed are the two that we get our produce from. We

> started with Rosella's but switched primarily to OGC as they have

more

> of a organic focus, better service, better quality and an overall

better

> level of customer service than Rosella's.