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It's Farmers' Market Season
Stone House Grain
Shizu Okusa, Apothékary
Ismail Salhi and Johanna Hartzheim, Wildgrain
An Introduction to "Money & Meaning"
A.R.C. Shellfish Hatchery

Introduction

Banks can be powerful advocates for change, so at Walden Mutual we're starting the first new mutual bank in a generation.

Partner Stories: Finicky Farm

“We can raise local, grass-fed lamb in there while producing renewable electricity. I love sheep, but I love that bigger picture story even more.” With their herds of sheep and goats Jesse and Desiree Robertson-Dubois are able to replace landscaping work normally done with mowers with a sustainable solution that takes advantage of the microclimates under solar arrays.

Going Against the Grain
Jimi Tutor, Clyde Farm
Carl King, Vermont Natural Beef and Kingston Place
Our Deep Dive into Regional Grains
Rick Mast, Mast Market
Our 100-Year Local Impact CD – 4.75% Fixed APY*
Fossil Free and Beyond: Green Banking at Walden Mutual
Do you know where your money spends the night?
Deb Suchman, Polkadog Bakery
Greg Russo, Farmer Ground Flour
Anthony Poore, New Hampshire Center for Justice & Equity
We Are Approved!
Oliver Levick and Monadnock Berries
Dear Stakeholder
Julie Whitcomb and Matt Gelbwaks, Julie's Happy Hens
Anne Mayhew and LMNOP Bakery
Phyllis and Paul Van Amburgh, Dharma Lea
What Does It Mean to Be an Ecosystem Lender?
What's the opposite of a consumer? A steward.
Eileen Liponis, New Hampshire Food Bank
Grow your change.
Why don't we think about money the way we think about food?
Why do this here, in New England and New York?
Banking in sync with nature.
What is a mutual? Ask Milton...
...And we're off!
On Accountability
Why is Good Food So Expensive?