Sweet Corn, New Potatoes (Red, White and Yellow flesh), Raspberries, Yellow Wax Beans and Zucchini
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Farm Fresh Veggie Boxes – 2 sizes (for families of 1-2 or 2-4) This week’s boxes contain Sweet Corn, New Potatoes, Yellow/Green Beans and Zucchini. (Items may vary due to crop availability)
A HUGE thank you to our team of amazing volunteers who have made the first 6 weeks of the new virtual market a success. Each Thursday we have a team of folks who unload farm produce, sort the orders into deliver quadrants and then deliver over 100 orders each week! As we grow each week, we need more help! If you can help for a few hours on a Thursday, please check out our market volunteer SIGN UP SITE
Questions about how to place online market orders and pay what you can delivery? We made a VIDEO:
Still have questions? You can also email us at market@deca.to
Are you interested in building an actively anti-racist neighbourhood in Danforth East?
Join DECA on Monday, July 27th for the first of its monthly “DECA Discussions” focusing on anti-racism in Danforth East. You can sign up here – registration is required to attend. You will be sent a Zoom invite closer to the date of the event.
The focus of the first meeting will be to try to understand issues affecting the experience of racialized members of our community. DECA is pleased to announce the following two featured speakers:
Cheryll Case
CHERYLL CASE Cheryll is the founding principal of CP Planning, a groundbreaking urban planning firm that digs deep into addressing the urban conditions that affect access to housing, work and play.
Notisha Massaquoi
NOTISHA MASSAQUOI Notisha has been an enthusiastic advocate for advancements in women’s healthcare globally for more than three decades. Notisha recently retired as the Executive Director of Women’s Health in Women’s Hands Community Health Centre – the only Community Health Centre in North America, which provides specialized primary healthcare for Black and racialized women. More information about Notisha can be found here
Several members of government will also be in attendance and available to answer questions:
Brad Bradford, Toronto City Councillor
Rima Berns-McGown, MPP
Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, MP
Michelle Aarts, TDSB Trustee
Moderator: Lanrick Bennet Jr., Danforth East neighbour and Managing Director at 8-80 Cities.
Why is DECA hosting these monthly meetings?
to allow members of our community to listen, learn and come together to actively build an actively anti-racist neighbourhood.
to encourage respectful and open discussion during these meetings
to invite you to join us as we work to make real changes in our community.
to continue our mission to build a stronger, more vibrant, safe and walkable community for everyone.
Questions for members of government, our guest speakers, or DECA? Submit in advance to info@deca.to or at time of meeting in the Zoom Chat
Cinnamon Rolls, Cheese Biscuits, Donuts Holes (word on the street is – these are THE BEST), Corn Muffins, Fruit Danishes, Fruit Turnovers, Vegan Donuts, Vegetable Danishes
A HUGE thank you to our team of amazing volunteers who have made the first 5 weeks of the new virtual market a success. Each Thursday we have a team of folks who unload farm produce, sort the orders into deliver quadrants and then deliver over 100 orders each week! As we grow each week, we need more help! If you can help for a few hours on a Thursday, please check out our market volunteer SIGN UP SITE
Questions about how to place online market orders and pay what you can delivery? We made a VIDEO:
Still have questions? You can also email us at market@deca.to
With the reopening of some other in-person farmers’ markets in the city, many are asking about East Lynn Farmers’ Market’s plans.
For the moment, Farmers Market Ontario, who manage the market and Danforth East Community Association – DECA volunteers are opting to continue with the online ordering and delivery model for now. An “in the park” market would require a significant financial commitment to uphold current health regulations required to keep farmers and customers safe.
Although we are all missing the physical market, we are pleased to be able to continue to make the market food more accessible during this time of social distancing.
Weekly order sorting by our amazing volunteers!
We fully hope to return to the park for the 2021 Market Season. Online orders can be placed Friday noon through Tuesday noon each week. All orders are delivered Thursday by Danforth East Community Association – DECA volunteers. Proceeds from the “pay what you can” delivery and masks sales go to help seniors in need through The Neighbourhood Group and to DECA.
A HUGE thank you to our team of amazing volunteers who have made the first 4 weeks of the new virtual market a success. Each Thursday we have a team of folks who unload farm produce, sort the orders into deliver quadrants and then deliver over 120 orders each week! As we grow each week, we need more help! If you can help for a few hours on a Thursday, please check out our market volunteer SIGN UP SITE
Questions about how to place online market orders and pay what you can delivery? We made a VIDEO:
Precision packed trunk!Committed driversFantastic team of teens and tweensTeamwork!Market manager extraordinaire
