We believe in eating local. We believe in supporting our CT Farmers and small business in general. We are, after all, a small business ourselves. We deliver locally grown, mostly organic, fresh vegetables, fruit, dairy products, meat, baked goods, CT maple syrup and local honey, directly from local farms and producers right to your door."
"Dedicated to offering an outstanding selection of high quality products for the home made by New England artisans and craftspeople. We believe that buying locally produced products whenever possible can help us all by creating a more environmentally and economically sustainable future for our region. We know you want to buy locally and we are confident that you will value the exceptional quality and 100% guarantee that comes with every item we sell."
A materials clearinghouse, the center converts donated and salvaged items into charitable dollars. It was created in order to reduce the waste of natural resources through re-use of building materials. The center sells the materials at affordable prices allowing them to be a community resource and to help owners and landlords maintain affordable housing stock, reduce landfill waste, and generate revenues which are used to support other non profit organizations like Habitat for Humanity, Susan G. Komen Cancer Foundation, and the New Britain Chapter of Rebuilding Together. Individuals can donate unwanted building materials, or shop for new, used, antique, and surplus building materials in the 6,500 square-foot showroom and warehouse in New Britain.
Thanks to the Shoreline League of Democratic Women for presenting this fun and educational fair!
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