Urban Ministry Center

Urban Ministry Center

Did you know that all of our proceeds go to Urban Ministry Center? Learn more about this organization, passionately dedicated to ending homelessness in Charlotte.

Cornucopia!

Cornucopia!

We’re all excitedly preparing for Cornucopia 2012 and wanted to share some information with you! There will be lots more to come, including menu ideas, vendor lists, and all-around helpful information. To start, here are the basics. Be sure to visit the Cornucopia page for more detailed information. We can’t wait to see you there! … Continue reading »

This Week’s Goods: August 16th

This Week’s Goods: August 16th

A little update on what we’re looking forward to this week at market from our excellent local growers and volunteers. We hope to see you there! Peaches Figs Corn Hummus Tomatoes Cantaloupes    

News: Dale Mullennix

We’re excited to announce news about our partners at the Urban Ministry Center. Executive Director Dale Mullennix has been honored with the 2012 Community Leader Award for his outstanding work in the Charlotte community. Dale has been passionate about ministering to and providing for Charlotte’s homeless community for over 30 years, and we are grateful … Continue reading »

Volunteer Spotlight: Louisa & Nancy

Volunteer Spotlight: Louisa & Nancy

It’s all about community at Common Grounds. We want you to get to know the faces behind the scenes and the hands that make everything happen. Here are two of our freshest faces, Louisa (left) and Nancy (right), with some thoughts on why they love being involved. “For the years that I have been spending … Continue reading »

Grower Spotlight: Avondale’s Community Garden

Grower Spotlight: Avondale’s Community Garden

Here at CGFS, we very much enjoy the tradition of Southern Hospitality, and we’re making sure you get to know your neighbor. This month, we’re highlighting the growers at Avondale Community Garden that contribute delicious produce to the market. Get to know them a little better!    Name: Avondale Presbyterian Church’s Community Garden Favorite thing … Continue reading »