commonrotlb

Summer buckets have been full of watermelon rinds, peppers and cucumber ends. With more time at home and fewer reasons for leaving the house, our contactless pickup keeps you safe while continuing to help our community out.

As a small business focused on community and inclusion and change - we stand in support of and with all BIPOC communities.
There can be no environmental justice without racial justice.
Communities of color are disproportionately impacted by the negative effects of climate change. The same systems that were built to oppress Black, Indigenous and POC communities have created a world where more food deserts exist in these communities, more landfills are built in these communities and more health issues relating to and caused by environmental factors plague these communities.
These injustices are intertwined with the social injustices these communities face every day - and we can no longer stand idly by and accept it.
Sustainability is not an equal right. And we vow to do whatever we can as a small, community focused business to change that.
As a start to facilitating that change, we will be:
•donating 50% of our revenue for the month of June between , and
•we will no longer purchase from or support companies who don’t align with these values.
These steps are just the beginning, and as we continue to listen, learn and grow - we will continue the fight.

Everyone of us is staying at home more and hopefully that means more home cooking and fuller buckets. 🥬🍃🌿

As of yesterday we have officially diverted over 10,000lbs of food waste from the incinerator and into nutrient rich soil! This is a small milestone but it is not insignificant. This is what happens when people join together to make a small difference. That number will only continue to grow. Thanks for all your scraps thus far!