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EVERYBODY who wants jam can have some, and for FREE - I have tastings scheduled at the Third Party Club Meeting 7pm, Mon Oct 26th at Blue on Montauk Highway, just east of Nicholls Rd on the north side. Then on Nov 3rd, 7pm, at the Americans For Legal Reform meeting, Plainview-Old Bethpage Library, Old Country Rd...
You can also sample Blackberry Merlot Jam,, Tomato Bruschetta, Roasted Pepper Bruschetta, Roasted Italian Vegetable Bruschetta, and some delicious Tomato Sauce. You can put it on pasta - I'm old-school, so I put it on "macaroni"
Please visit www.healthycommunity harvest.com
If anybody has a venue I can do a tasting at, please let me know. Eventually this product line will fund Hunger Action Network's mission to end hunger and it's root causes, including poverty, across the state!!!
Jam for a good cause!

We had the Grand Opening of the Hamilton Hill Food Processing Project kitchen, where our staff prepares the Healthy Community Harvest products.
Please follow the link and note we managed to get BOTH banners in almost every shot!
http://nys.greens.org/HHFP

OK, BDR, I have accepted your challenge to make Healthy Community Harvest's Raspberry Chardonnay jam the OFFICIAL JAM OF THE TOWN OF RIVERHEAD!

Roasted Pepper Bruschetta, Tomato Bruschetta, Roasted Italian Vegetable Bruschetta, Blackberry Merlot Jam, Raspberry Chardonnay Jam and Tomato Sauce are available for free tasting events in exchange for an opportunity to sell the mission of Hunger Action Network of New York State, where all proceeds from sales of HCH products fund our anti-hunger and anti-poverty activism and advocacy across the state.

The tasting I did at St John's Sunday was such a hit that 3 out of 5 tastings scheduled over the next few days are in BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN RIVERHEAD:

Saturday, December 5th:

9:30 - 12:30 Robert Johns Salon on Main St (not open to the public, this is just for Ray and Margaret's customers)

1 - 4pm Green Earth Natural Foods Market, Main St (a big thank you to proprietor Steve Siegalwaks for hosting, and to Bruce Tria for running PSA's on WRIV)

Sunday, December 6th:

12:30 - 1:15 Huntington Baptist Church, 6 Oakwood Rd (corner of High St) Coffee & fellowship with the good folks of Huntington

Monday December 7th:

7:00 pm, Riverhead Free Library, RHD Town Democrats monthly meeting. Can't do a tasting in the library, but I'll have plenty of product and propaganda on hand, and RHD Town Chair Butch Langhorne has very graciously offerred me time to do a short blurb.

So spread the word, the Jam Girl's coming to BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN RIVERHEAD.

Jerry, if you want to make up a petition asking the town council to make RCJ the official jam of RHD Town, I will ABSOLUTELY get folks to sign it! Whaddya say?

LOL, yeah, the tire iron, chain, and don't forget that two-headed axe I covet so fiercely.

I want to thank you again for your contacts BDR, and a big shout-out to Bruce Tria for getting WRIV to run the PSA's.

Both of today's tastings went very well, and both locations extended an open invitation for repeats!

PLUS, both Ray of Robert Johns and one of Steve's vendors at Green Earth tipped me to opportunities I hadn't thought of - so it looks like I'll be doing a LOT more Riverhead events.

Bob Olson stopped by, sampled some Healthy Community Harvest product, and bought some to take home to his lovely wife. Hehe, I feel like a drug dealer - now I'll have the Olson family hooked!

BTW, is Sr. Marcella from St Johns? My dead aunt spent some time there in the early to late 80's ( maybe even into the early 90's). She was also a nun of the Dominican Order. Sr. Margerat knew her and set me up for a tasting last Sunday, and I'll be doing another one after the holidays.

I hope Sr. Marcella enjoys the jam. I left a bunch of product with Sr. Margerat last week after the St. Johns event, and she said she wanted to glaze a roasted chicken with the Raspberry Chardonnay Jam. Mmm, sure sounds tasty to me!

Again, thank you, guys - I very much appreciate your assistance.

Well, I got a great response and a couple of leads from both venues, so you just keep running your mouth, because it sure has been beneficial to Hunger Action Network and our Healthy Community Harvest label!

I laid out a little spread for the Riverhead Town Democrats at the Riverhead Library tonight, and got a very warm and supportive reception, plus a few more Riverhead leads. I made sure to leave some at the front desk for the library staff, too - they were really tickled and pleased to hear about the Riverhead marketing campaign. Yup, we're making it a community affair!

Now I've got to set up some Republican events, just to keep things balanced - any takers?

I'll be showcasing the Healthy Community Harvest product line at the Calverton Civic Association meeting Wednesday night at 7pm at the Riley Ave School.

Please let me know if you want me to come to any faith-based, business, social, political or civic group, or if you know of a deli, grocery store, bakery, restaurant, etc that might be interested in carrying the product. We put all the stores and restaurants that carry it on our website!