Market Farming

[Marty Kraft <martyk AT allspecies.org>]

If the classes are about the benefits of organic, no-till and carbon sequestration methods or the benefits about eating local and fresh, the educational effort might help for years to come. I tend to shop with my conscience when i understand why.

Marty

On 1/3/11 3:08 AM, Leslie Moyer wrote:

8B7F4C71-19B1-4B99-B4E3-E0ECEE6C58FA AT lrec.org" type="cite">I think most markets in my state are 501(c)4, but a tiny handful of markets are 501(c)3.  The market I attend is a 501(c)3, but we have educational classes every week in order to justify that status and the person who has been arranging those for the past 3 years is tired of trying to coordinate them.  Personally, I think it's a stretch anyway.   

--Leslie

On Jan 2, 2011, at 10:55 PM, Marlin Burkholder wrote:

What nonprofit organization classification does your market have with the IRS?  501 © _____
Our farmers’ market has not yet filed with the IRS as a nonprofit organization and has been paying taxes as a corporation.

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