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SRP Shade Tree Program is here!
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The first SRP Shade Tree workshop and distribution is in Mesa on February 25 and that means we have some wonderful opportunities for our East Valley permies to come out and volunteer in their own…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Powell Gammill Oct 5, 2012.

Fun February Volunteer Opportunities

A full month of amazing classes means lots of options for classroom assistants. Have fun, meet other permies, and attend the class for free! We aim for 2 assistants per class, so if you haven't…Continue

Started Jan 31, 2012

Volunteer opportunities in February
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We have a ton of great classes coming up in February. Volunteer as a class assistant and attend the class for free. We have two assistants per class. Please reply here or email…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Mischa O'Reilly Jan 26, 2012.

Want to go to the Home Show for FREE?

Chris is looking for a volunteer to man the booth at the Home Show tomorrow and Sunday from 2-6 pm. Not only does this opportunity involve a chance to meet new people, but it also comes with two…Continue

Started Jan 13, 2012

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At 10:14am on January 31, 2012, Cecilia Gonzalez said…: I was looking forward to volunteer the ones in Tempe as I don't have a car to reach other locations. Anyway, the solar one I will be in WV.

At 1:34pm on December 21, 2011, Gaile S. said…: Hi Mischa,

Thanks for the welcome email. Just moved here and am eager to start learning aobuat org. veggie gardening in this desert climate. Wondering if you have a few minutes to answer some questions about it like are the classes geared to raised boxes for veggies or below ground in the tranditional Indial manner. Let me know and I can email or phone. Thanks very much, Gaile

At 9:20pm on November 28, 2011, Pam Colvin said…: Thanks!

Pam Colvin

At 2:40pm on November 15, 2011, Mark Phipps said…: That's me! How are things? Just finished planting a few boxes with my kids 9 days ago. I want to hook up with someone who has a good living fence that I can get some starter plants from.

At 7:21pm on October 6, 2011, Evan Hauptmann said…: Hi Mischa,

Wondering if you have a few minutes to answer some questions about farming/permaculture in the Phoenix area? It would be a great help! Let me know and I can email or phone.

Cheers!

Evan

At 6:30pm on October 2, 2011, C.F. Yankovich said…: Mischa -

Ditto what Karin wrote. I scanned a few classes and they look interesting. The schedule is quite full right now, but hopefully I'll have time in the future.

Cathie

At 4:28pm on October 2, 2011, Karin Burns said…: Thank you for the welcome, Mischa. Looking forward to attending a class or event in the future.

Karin

At 10:23pm on September 24, 2011, ihor chopko said…: Mischa O'Reilly,

Hey there Mischa O'Reilly, my name is Ihor and I am a new member to the Alliance. It kinda feels like being a member of the senate in Star Wars doesn't it? Valley permaculture Alliance, dun, dun, dun, dun!!! I would just like to say Mischa, this whole non-profit hug a tree while we drive around in a two decker bus drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon, is unfortunately, a little un American. How can there be any progress in the Permaculture Alliance, without profits? I'm sure the tax status as a non-profit is cuddly, but I have worked for a non-profit, and frankly, as a member of the Alliance, I think I prefer profits, to umm whe'll, non-Profit. Reason being, I think as a profitable organization, we could maybe do more for our wonderful community with a little thing called earnings. We could then take our revenue, and begin a 21st century program that encourages all of us to make some basic changes towards how we live and how we treat our earth. Okay, so welcome me Mischa, the senate and the alliance are going places. One tree, one garden, and one sustainable movement at a time. Until next time Mischa, Ciao. Sincerely, Ihor.

At 11:34am on September 20, 2011, Nancy Schubert said…: Hello Mischa and thanks for your warm welocme. I am planning to move back to AZ to the Cornville area and want to connect in with the people who are creating community out that way. I will be in that area in the next couple of months and would love to meet some folks that are involved. I look forward to knowing all of you and am grateful for being accepted on this sight. Blessings nanna jo