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Resources
Made Right Here in West Michigan:
Moo-ville: Quality creamery featuring farm-fresh dairy products. http://www.moo-ville.com/.
Grassfields: Local farm offering grass-fed meats, raw cheese, and fresh eggs. http://www.grassfieldscheese.com/.
DogWood Farm: Home of Dancing Goat Creamery and Udderly Wonderful Soap. http://www.dogwoodfarm.net/.
Sand Lily Farms: Offering grass-fed beef and free range pasture chickens. (616) 240-7135.
Green Goodness: Locally-made cleaning products. http://www.green-goodness.com/.
Little Rooster Bread Company: Homemade fresh bread. (616) 791-9874.
Midge's Muffins: Milk and egg-free muffins baked with all natural ingredients. (616) 710-1607.
Made in Michigan:
Eden Organic: A dedicated natural food company located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. http://www.edenfoods.com/.
Naturally Clean: Live life clean…naturally. http://www.naturallycleanlife.com/
Our Fantastic Friends:
From the Heart: Offering Anusara Yoga and Tai Chi Jeung to the Grand Rapids community. http://www.fromtheheartyoga.com/.
Blue Door Antiques & Elements: Vintage antiques and newer furnishings and accessories. (616) 456-7888.
Jeffrey Richard Salon: An Aveda Concept Salon dedicated to environmental leadership an responsibility. http://www.jeffreyrchardsalon.com/.
Amaryllis: Offering antiques, accessories, and gifts. (616) 451-3019.
West Michigan Environmental Council: Taking environmental action in West Michigan. http://www.wmeac.org/.
Fulton Street Farmers Market: Offers locally-grown fruits and vegetables, plants and home-made arts and crafts. Reap the benefits and pleasures of freshly-picked fruits and vegetables, as well as hand-made items. http://www.fultonstreetmarket.org/.
West Michigan Cooperative: Offering weekly producer drop off and customer pick up days. http://www.westmichigancoop.com.
Neighborhood Ventures: Our nonprofit neighborhood economic development organization. (616) 301-2727.
Local First: Encouraging the development of a vibrant, sustainable West Michigan economy by promoting local business ownership, social equity, and environmental kinship through education, support, and collaboration. http://www.localfirst.com/.
Mel Trotter: Serving the disadvantaged in West Michigan for over 105 years. http://www.meltrotter.org/.
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The Green Life Market is working on a list of resources for our customers, including information on products and companies, as well as valuable information on Global Warming and what you can do to make a difference. Please check back!
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