Community Green Guide & Green Map FUNraiser & FUNDraiser

Raffle items

$5 per ticket/$20 for 5

• GRAND PRIZE: a residential energy audit by Building Science of Durham, including a Blower Door and Duct Blaster analysis. Detailed recommendations will be provided. Value: $800

• GRAND PRIZE: an Evening of Culinary Delight with Personal Chef Karen Sieber, owner of The Fork and Knife personal chef service. You and 3-5 of your friends will be treated to a delicious meal made with local food treasures from Triangle area farms. www.theforkandknifechef.com Value: $200

• Get Green! Coaching: an hour with Shanna Bierman, sustainability coach - personal audit of your current environmental impact with recommendations of how to lessen that by utilizing more environmentally friendly products and services.www.design-with-nature.com/about.html. Value: $100

• Take The Natural Step to Live Sustainably: Jane Norton, sustainability educator, guides you in assessing an aspect of your life or work and creating an action plan for becoming more sustainable, including sourcing local products and services. www.design-with-nature.com. Value $100

• locally grown organic produce delivered by Papa Spuds- two winners receive one box each. www.papaspuds.com Value: $28 each

•a basket of eco-products from TWIG retail store that offers sustainable, organic and fairly traded goods. www.twigliving.com Value: $25

• aromatherapy products for relaxation by Barbara Lynn Freed of Heartways Aroma Celebrations - a 2oz of relaxing bath gel/bubble bath and 4oz. of lavender body powder. www.aromacelebrations.com. Value $24.

• and Xocai healthy chocolate, non-toxic Shaklee cleaning products, Children's CD I'm Going Green, locally made jewelry and 2 tickets to a future Comedy Worx show!

to purchase tickets,

http://www.eartheal.org/Opportunities/default.shtml

or contact:
jane@eartheal.org/ mimi.shankin@gmail.com

The Triangle Community Green Guide is an online directory of local green/sustainable businesses, not-profits, governmental agencies, schools congragations, people and projects and a social networking site to help you learn about and integrate green/sustainable principles and practices into your lives, work, economy and community. There will also be a calendar, blog, kids area, opportunities for community service projects, articles, audio and video interviews by local content area experts offering information for 'greening' your home & garden, neighborhood, workplace, school, place of worship, transportation, and personal life.

www.communitygreenguide.org
(currently under construction)