WILLOW BUNCH — It’s one thing to operate a business but it’s another thing to choose to give back to others in meaningful ways.
Dosch Organic Acres based out of Willow Bunch recently donated 225,000 packages of product to the Food Banks Canada, After the Bell initiative. You can find more information on this program on their website,
SASKTODAY.ca reached out to this southern Sask. business and they explained how this donation came about, stating, “What happened was we were at a trade show in Toronto last fall when someone who works for Canadian Food Bank of Canada had one of our snacks and took some back to their co-workers. They review many snacks for this program. We received an email stating that they were extremely interested in our product, as this is a healthy, organic snack.”
The business felt that this was something they were interested in helping out with. The business owners said it took about two months to complete their project’s donation with a great team of employees.
“We will be going to Toronto in May to help fill bags and network with the media. Throughout the year, additionally, we do many sponsorships with sports teams, community events, etc. We also donate our mascot Big Kern to hospitals and children's events,” says Dean and Darlene Dosch.
Dosch Organic Acres also offers groups and organizations an opportunity to fundraise with their product, offering another pay-it-forward action from this community-minded business
Their product, Wheat Crunch, is a healthy, ancient grain snack made from non-GMO grain known for its digestive benefits, and is available in nine different flavours, perfect for snacking or adding crunch to salads.
From a previous interview in the story included on 小蓝视频, the Dosch family say their business started as a way to raise a family, in a chemical-free life in rural, small-town setting, while keeping their business local and rural.
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