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Sunnyside Farms has donated apple trees, funds to construct the High School Green House, supplies, and the time of its employees and Institute Director, Gustavo Diaz. Trista Scheurlein, the director of the Farm lb Table Program can testify to the leadership of both Sunnyside Farms and the Institute.

Sunnyside Farms and The Cole Family Foundation have made generous donations to dozens of organizations in a region where funding for nonprofit organizations is very thin. As the former Chief Operating Officer, I was asked on a daily basis to give to various causes and events on behalf of the company and continually amazed at the level of generosity as requests were approved time and time again whether it be by way of much needed funds, goods, inventory or the donation of our employees’ time and talents.

An incomplete fist of recipients would include The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, The Hurricane Katrina Fund of ITie American Red Gross, The - Fodderstack 10k, The Washington Baptist Church Fuel Assistance Fund, The Trinity Church Garden Guild, The Washington Volunteer Fire Department, The Sperryville Volunteer Fire Department, Hearthstone School, Wakefield Country Day School, The Scrabble School Fund, The Rappahannock County 4-H Club, The Rappahannock County Lions Club, Headwaters and its StarFish Mentoring Program for children of Rappahannock County, The Rappahannock County High School Music Program and Band Uniform Fund Raiser, The Rappahannock

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