My Nonprofit Reviews
Kerryman
Review for Missoula Urban Demonstration Project, Missoula, MT, USA
I was hired by the Down Home Project to speak at universities about genetic diversity in cultivars in 1984. My wife Sue and I had our first child at MUD. She was raised in the organic nursery we operated there. It has always been a magnet for fascinating people who are actively experimenting on ways to live better while consuming less. In addition to the usual suspects of hands-on workshops from everything from solar water heating to tofu, MUD has is a place where societal, intellectual and spiritual ideas are freely shared. Here’s to the current crew of brilliant and visionary staff and volunteers that are continuing old traditions and breaking new ground.
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I've personally experienced the results of this organization in...
A 13 year old low income youth was employed in a federal traiining program to help with the community and herb gardens. She grew up to be a fully trained herbalist who is actually a pillar of the community.
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
Formalize the relationship between MUD and the University of Montana. The Unversity of Montana should pay MUD for serving as a hands-on sustainability lab for UM students.
