Info/Contact re. HAFM & Our Sponsors

Info About HAFM
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And Our Sponsors.

HARBOR AREA FARMERS MARKETS:
Our stated purpose: “We exist to help Market communities, encourage cross-section interaction of the population, support low-income and oppressed populations, and offer a venue particularly focused on maintaining small family farms. We promise interaction with others of similar mind and development of stated purposes.”
HAFM’s governing board consists of members from: South Coast Interfaith Council, First Congregational Church of Long Beach, the Community-at-large, and the participating farmers.
HAFM Manager: Dale C. Whitney.

HOW TO RESERVE SALES SPACE
AT AN HAFM MARKET

For detailed info, please click the following link: RESERVING MARKET SPACE.

How To Contact Us.

For more info about our
Harbor Area Farmers Markets,
please E-mail or phone us:

E-Mail Address:    hafm AT earthlink DOT net.
Mailing Address:    759 Linden Ave, Long Beach, CA 90813.
TOLL-FREE Phone Number:    1-866-GOOD-VEG (= 1-866-466-3834).
Fax Number:    (562) 433-1415.

OUR SPONSORS:

South Coast Interfaith Council:
HAFM’s non-profit Corporate Sponsor is an association of about 250 diverse religious communities/congregations (including, among others, Jewish, Muslim, Baha'i, Unitarian, Brahma Kumaris, Sikh, Buddhist and Christian) in the Greater Long Beach-Los Angeles Harbor area (the southern third of Los Angeles County) and west Orange County. (Members/supporters as of Dec. '06.)
SCIC is committed to:

Promoting mutual understanding, appreciation and respect among the region's diverse religions and cultures;
Seeking opportunities for conversation, partnership, education, hospitality and celebration among its members;
Honoring each other's religious festivals and, where appropriate, sharing together in common prayer;
Addressing concerns and pursuing common goals that impact the religious communities of the Long Beach-Peninsula-San Pedro-South Bay-West Orange County area;
Providing moral leadership on mutually agreed-upon issues;
Serving poor, hungry, homeless and marginalized people;
Fostering peace, compassion, kindness, openness and trust; and
Encouraging one another in embracing these new commitments.

Among SCIC’s on-going Programs, the many and various unified outreaches of its member congregations, are the following: Centro Shalom (aiding immigrant communities), Church Athletic Associations, CROP Hunger Walks, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Interfaith Celebration, Environmental Priorities Network, Good Samaritan Counseling Center, Interreligious Committee, Long Beach Interfaith Clergy Association, South Bay Ecumenical Cluster, and the Harbor Area Farmers Markets.
And now, a timeless WORD from our sponsors...

First Congregational Church of Long Beach: Our Community Co-Sponsor provides office/meeting space, storage space, printing services and vehicle insurance.

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