When you buy from Good Sweet Earth, you're helping us protect God's creation
Sustainable agriculture. Clean watersheds. Locally-grown food. Healthy soil. Those are the things that matter to us at Good Sweet Earth, and when you purchase our products and services, you're supporting organizations that fight for those things as well.
We share a portion of our profits with Farm Aid and the West Michigan Environmental Action Council. That means when you buy from us, you're having a positive impact on our planet far beyond the edge of your yard. And because of this, we can confidently say that at Good Sweet Earth, we're healing the planet, one yard at a time.
Farm Aid
Farm Aid is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to keep family farmers on the land. Farm Aid accomplishes this mission by:
WMEAC
West Michigan Environmental Action Council has been West Michigan’s preeminent resource for environmental education and advocacy since 1968. They advocate locally for green energy, protecting our local water supply (including Lake Michigan and the Grand River), fighting against environmental injustice, and promoting a "Zero Waste in Landfill" recycling initiative with students in Ottawa County.
We share a portion of our profits with Farm Aid and the West Michigan Environmental Action Council. That means when you buy from us, you're having a positive impact on our planet far beyond the edge of your yard. And because of this, we can confidently say that at Good Sweet Earth, we're healing the planet, one yard at a time.
Farm Aid
Farm Aid is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to keep family farmers on the land. Farm Aid accomplishes this mission by:
- Promoting food from family farms.
- Growing the Good Food movement.
- Helping family farmers survive through emergency financial assistance.
- Taking action to change the system; Farm Aid works with local, regional and national organizations to promote fair farm policies and protest harmful factory farms.
WMEAC
West Michigan Environmental Action Council has been West Michigan’s preeminent resource for environmental education and advocacy since 1968. They advocate locally for green energy, protecting our local water supply (including Lake Michigan and the Grand River), fighting against environmental injustice, and promoting a "Zero Waste in Landfill" recycling initiative with students in Ottawa County.
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