Twenty one volunteers joined Project Amigo this year for the outfit gifting. Project Amigo breaks the volunteers into teams to tackle each of the clothing groups. The shoe team fits each child with a pair of school shoes, taking the time to assure a good fit and to make friends. We were happy to have David Amorose and his daughter Rosie volunteer this year. David Amorose is from Organically Grown Company, a GROW customer, and is a huge supporter of the GROW program. Not only were David and Rosie key members of the Shoe Fitting Team, they also interviewed each child to find out their favorite foods, sports and school subjects. They were true ambassadors and peace-makers.Thursday, December 29, 2011
OGC Employee Volunteers with Project Amigo!
Twenty one volunteers joined Project Amigo this year for the outfit gifting. Project Amigo breaks the volunteers into teams to tackle each of the clothing groups. The shoe team fits each child with a pair of school shoes, taking the time to assure a good fit and to make friends. We were happy to have David Amorose and his daughter Rosie volunteer this year. David Amorose is from Organically Grown Company, a GROW customer, and is a huge supporter of the GROW program. Not only were David and Rosie key members of the Shoe Fitting Team, they also interviewed each child to find out their favorite foods, sports and school subjects. They were true ambassadors and peace-makers.| Reactions: |
Monday, December 19, 2011
Question to Our Customers!
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Monday, December 12, 2011
Seasonal Production Update
It’s that time of year again, where even in warm tropical climates the weather is cooler than spring, summer and fall. During winter months, our organic banana production in Mexico decreases slightly with cooler weather conditions, slowing the growing process. In order to optimize the supply for our customers, we will be bringing more bananas from our Ecuadorian farms in the next two to three months. We know these bananas have further to travel, but our farms in Ecuador have the same growing standards as our farms in Colima, Mexico. All of our Ecuadorian bananas are grown by small farmers who are focused on sustainability. And our customers can expect the same high quality bananas you get throughout the year from Organics Unlimited. Banana production in Mexico is year round, with availability somewhat decreased in the winter. We look forward to working with you through our slower, cooler season. If you have any questions, please call (619-710-0658) or email Mayra Velazquez de Leon at mayra@organicsunlimited.com.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Giving Back this Holiday Season

During the holidays and current economic times, consumers are looking for ways to give back. They’re donating time, money and resources while buying items and goods with an attached cause-marketing program.
Organics Unlimited offers several ways to help consumers fulfill their urge to assist those in need. Not only do we have our own GROW fund, we also have specially branded bananas that benefit Fair Trade. We have always believed in treating workers fairly and responsibly, and through our GROW and Fair Trade programs, we’re even able to assist workers’ families with health and educational programs. Here are some opportunities to get involved that your customers may want to know about:
- Customers can purchase GROW branded bananas, which automatically donate a portion of proceeds to the GROW fund
- You can purchase Organics Unlimited Fair Trade-certified bananas
- Customers can donate directly to the GROW Fund by clicking here
- Consumers can volunteer directly with GROW beneficiary, Project Amigo, down in Colima, Mexico
Give the gift of a better life this holiday season. Help support GROW and Fair Trade.


