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Agricole: more than half way to fundraising goal for MEDC grant

(Chelsea Update would like to thank Abby Hurst for the information in this story.)

Agricole, the planned year-round, indoor farmers market and community café for the Mack Building on Jackson Street in Chelsea, reached more than half its $50,000 crowdfunding goal during the first week of fundraising. (That total has now reached almost $35,000.)

With this fundraising campaign, Agricole owners are seeking a matching grant from MEDC’s Public Community Places program.

Those wishing to help Agricole reach its goal by April 7 are encouraged to learn more at the campaign at: https://www.patronicity.com/project/agricole_farm_stop#!/

Below is a list of the donors from the first week:

Sprout: $25

    Anita Kapelke

    Kelly R Williams

    Kristina Martin

    Mahala Clayton

    Saige Rutherford

    Sara L Hammig

 

Radish: $50

    Cerelle Centeno

    Emily Kennedy

    Emily Springfield

    Julia Jackson

    Mark Jenkins

    Shawn Personke

    Sheri Montoye

           

    Beet: $100        

    Amanda Critchfield

    Angelica Venegas

    Colleen Bean

    Connie Parker

    Dave Reinhardt

    Lawrence D Doll

    Melissa Johnson

    Mike Ziolkowski

    Patricia MacLeod

    Rita L. Hermann

    Susan Whitmarsh

    Tess Eastment

           

    Tomato: $250

    Anonymous Donor      

    Arie Groenenberg

    Fonda Barkel

    Joy VerPlanck

    Karen Campbell Fahle

    Karen Barnes

    Katherine L. Pantolin

    Kelly Dyer

    Melissa Kokenakes

    Michelle Elie

    Sandy Wiener

    Sharer Design Group

    Shelley Brenner

           

    Squash: $1,000          

    Carl & Linda English

    Ronald L. Ellison

    Jeffrey Hall

    Debbie Crownover

           

    Watermelon: $2,500           

    Cynthia Schultz

           

    Pumpkin: $5,000

    Marlynn C Conner

           

    The Farm: $10,000  

    Vicky Hurst 

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