Good Harvest Market Raises $2,000 for Waukesha Chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness
“Eating healthy is just one part of a balanced life” said Jody Nolan, Good Harvest co-owner. “We feel that one’s mental health is equally as important, and are happy to raise funds for NAMI-Waukesha and the vital services they provide to local residents in need."
The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Waukesha County is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide help to those affected by mental illness. Since 1982, NAMI Waukesha has worked to improve the understanding of mental illness and share the hope of recovery by offering information, support, education and advocacy services. The organization offers support groups, educational classes, housing support, and more. For additional information, please visit their Web site.
In addition to thousands of organic items – including wine & beer - and more than 2,000 gluten free options, Good Harvest Market offers locally grown foods, sustainably harvested foods and fairly traded products. Strict standards are implemented that are above and beyond other stores. No products they carry have partially hydrogenated oils, high-fructose corn syrup, artificial sweeteners, added MSG, bleach or sodium nitrates. The Harvest Café serves a daily lunch, including organic sandwiches and soups, plus a weekday hot bar and the only organic salad and juice bar in the area.
Since 2005, Good Harvest Market has improved the health of local community members by offering the largest selection of organic products in the area, educating area residents about better choices in their food and overall health and reducing its carbon footprint by offering as many local products as possible. A portion of their sales goes to local causes and organizations. Good Harvest is located at 1850 Meadow Lane, Pewaukee, just south of I-94 off Exit #293 in Waukesha Co. Store hours are 8:30am to 8pm Monday through Friday, 9am to 7pm Saturday and 10am to 6pm Sunday.
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