Take the 2022 Eat Drink Local Challenge

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By digitally signing up below, YOU PLEDGE to help Lowcountry Local First strengthen our local food / bev system. YOU PLEDGE to support your local farmers, fishermen, ranchers, purveyors, brewers, roasters, distillers, and more.

Choosing to eat locally-grown and produced food positively affects our environment, our health, our communities, and our local economy. Eating and drinking local is for everyone, and the ways you can do so are endless. We look forward to helping you make a shift in your habits and spending. With innovative arrangements that link producers and consumers such as community supported agriculture (CSAs), abundant farmers markets, local sections in your grocery store, and farm-to-table relationships, local food and beverages are abundant in the Lowcountry!

Those who pledge will receive a weekly email of resources and encouragement on Wednesdays throughout May. Thanks for making a commitment to local!

(PS - We promise we won't share your personal information with anyone outside of Lowcountry Local First.)

First and Last Name *

Email Address *

I pledge to shift the following amount each week throughout May 2022: *

$10

$25

$50

$100

Other:

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Have you participated in the Eat Drink Local Challenge before (formerly the "Eat Local Challenge")? *

Yes

Which of the following statements best describes your current eating/drinking habits? *

I consume local regularly, including locally-grown produce, meats, eggs, dairy, coffee, and other products!

I do fairly well, mostly seeking locally-grown produce and occasionally other items.

I only occasionally seek or ask for local foods/drinks.

The idea of consuming local is brand new to me!

If you would you like to form or join a team, please share your team name below. We will track by team size on our Team Leaderboard and announce the largest 3 teams at the end of the Challenge.

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