LPF Compact: Wednesday, May 9: Jill Piacitelli

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Wednesday, May 9: Jill Piacitelli

Jill's Food Map

View Jill food - May 9, 2012 in a larger map
I think what I am learning from this experiment so far is how totally disconnected I am from even thinking about my food. Remembering my "meals", breaking things down into the raw components, and then trying to get past where I bought those items to the distributor to where things are actually made to where they are grown? That's hard. It makes me want to eat very simply and eat less - at least on the days I'm mapping.

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Who are we?

The Laziness Philanthropy Fund is a little group of people who set three hour-long goals each work day, post them to a shared spreadsheet, and then donate a dollar for each goal not achieved to a social justice organization selected by our friends.

The LPF moved beyond work focus and charitable giving in 2012, forming an action compact to spend one year focusing of the topic of food: local, sustainable, organic. Our first month, we each read a book and our reports are posted here. We have also planted home gardens with five or more plants. One month, we took turns tracking and mapping our food once a week - also posted here. You'll also find thank-you notes we've written to food system heroes and other gems of action here.

We wrapped up the task in February 2013, but are leaving this blog here to inform others who may be inspired to take the work further. We're proud of what we did, and hope that it can catalyze you to push the food system forward as well.

Thanks for visiting, and here's to a sustainable food system that supports people and the earth with care and justice.