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May 22: Kanawha Valley Connections' second annual Kanawha Valley Sustainability Fair, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 301 Piedmont Road in Charleston, WV. Kanawha Valley Sustainability Fair is the signature event of Kanawha Valley Connections, a volunteer organization dedicated to creating pathways to sustainability throughout the Kanawha Valley and surrounding communities. Anyone interested in volunteering to help with OVEC's table at this event, please e-mail vivian@ohvec.org.

The fair will introduce participants to and educate them about economic, environmental and social sustainability. Participants will experience sustainability through a variety of themes, including locally grown food, conservation, renewable energy, green building, green jobs, government and community resources, recycling, health and wellness, economic development, culture and history. The event will feature food, interactive and hands-on exhibits, activities for children, performances and practical ideas for residents and businesses.

The event is funded in part through a $10,000 grant from the Sustainable Kanawha Valley Initiative. Volunteers from Bridgemont Community and Technical College, Charleston Area Alliance, Create WV, Habitat for Humanity of Kanawha and Putnam County, Step by Step, Unitarian Universalist Congregation, West Virginia Citizens Action Education Fund and West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection are planning and promoting this year's event. Anyone interested in helping should call Kanawha Valley Connections at 304-941-3281.

All businesses, organizations and individuals with green or sustainable products, services or practices are invited to participate. Call 304-941-3281 to request Exhibitor application packets. Applications must be received by April 22, 2010. There is no cost to exhibit.

 

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