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Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture
Project
729 Haywood Rd.
Asheville, NC 28806

Voice: 828-236-1282
Fax: 828-236-1280

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Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

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ASAP - Contacts

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Name Position Phone
ASAP Office 828-236-1282
Scott Bunn Development Director 828-236-1282 x 104
Charmaine Colosimo Office Manager 828-236-1282 x108
Charlie Jackson Executive Director 828-236-1282 x105
Emily Jackson Program Director
Growing Minds
828-236-1282 x 101
Peter Marks Program Director
Local Food Campaign
828-236-1282 x112
Mike McCreary Program Coordinator
Asheville City Market
828-348-0340
Rose McLarney Communications and Marketing 828-236-1282 x113
Molly Nicholie Program Coordinator
Growing Minds
828-236-1282 x102
Allison Perrett Research Assistant 828-236-1282 x106
Megan Ray Farm Outreach Specialist 828-236-1282 x111
Brook Thompson Program Coordinator 828-236-1282 x110
Susan Weeks Bookkeeper 828-236-1282 x107
 
                                    
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We Can Accomplish Great Things--with Your Support
Do you wonder how much difference your gift to ASAP can make? Here are some examples of what ASAP can accomplish, with your support:
 
$500 can establish a school garden.
$100 can fund a cooking demo on how to prepare fresh foods.
$25 trains a farmer in new skills.
 
Give a donation to ASAP as a sustainable gift--and tell the recipient about the good work that will be done in his or her name.
 
Get Local: Eggs

Each month, ASAP, farmers, chefs, and diners will be celebrating the changing seasons by focusing as a community on one great locally grown ingredient. Read more.

 
What's In Season?
Use our chart to find out which local produce items are in season. Download a PDF .
 


 
 
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