Kaicycle
By workerBe oasis
PledgeMe.Project
I want to embed this project somewhere
NZ $6,360 pledged
139 people pledged
Closed
NZ $6,000 minimum target
This campaign was successful and closed on 31/08/2016 at 12:00 AM.
Make a PledgeAbout
Kaicycle
Project 2016-07-16 12:50:40 +1200
What we do
We are food reCyclists. We collect organic waste from residents and businesses in the Wellington CBD who want to be environmentally friendly, but don't have access to composting facilities.
We are working towards a system change, a reconnection to our food and increased awareness of food waste; but to do this we need to educate.
Our dream is to have a zero waste local food system and an urban farm in every large suburb, with Kaicycle servicing Wellington's CBD and suburbs.
Why we care
We want to make sustainable living more accessible for the people of Wellington. We offer solutions to reduce your waste footprint, we help you support local food production, and your local community.
Currently 30% of all kerb side collection is organic waste. In Wellington, that's over 75,000 tonnes a year! In a recent survey, 76% of Wellington residents have told us that they are very concerned about food waste, but they don't compost because they have nowhere to put it, no time, or it's just too difficult.
When our food ends up in landfill it rots, releasing harmful methane gas - but this doesn't have to be the case. We can take this food and turn it into a valuable resource: compost.
workerBe oasis
workerBe oasis is an incorporated society building a network of urban farms, sharing good food with those that need it. Half the food grown in our Newtown urban farm goes to food banks like Kaibosh to give to needy Wellington families. Through regenerative agricultural practices we are reconnecting communities and creating a zero waste local food system.
As a society we create urban farms that regenerate land and reconnect local communities to learn, grow, eat and share good food. Our first two sites are 5 Hospital Rd in Newtown and the Thurleigh Grove orchard in Karori. Our vision is to create as many sites as possible to educate and grow nutritionally dense food to feed the community.
Our role within the workerBe oasis ecosystem is simple!
Kaicycle collects local food waste, diverting it from landfill, and brings it to the Newtown oasis to be turned into compost. This compost is then laid onto the garden beds, feeding the soil, and growing nutrient dense food to feed the community.
The compost will reduce purchasing costs for the oasis, one step further towards making community food production self-sustaining.
Our mission is to build an urban farm + Kaicycle system in every major Wellington suburb.
What do we need?
We need a shelter to house our bikes, trailers and tools. This basic structure will double as an education centre.
Without this infrastructure our growth will be limited.
Currently our service is made possible by volunteers, with a couple of partly paid roles. Our aim is to change this structure so that every contributing member receives a financial remuneration. By Pledging today you are enabling any revenue generated to stay within the society, to grow and in time, generate local employment.
How you can help us?
By pledging what you can give and enjoying the prizes of course! Every donation contributes towards a greener future and your support WILL make the difference.
Please help us grow Wellington's local food system, to introduce food waste recycling to Wellington residents, educate and empower our community, and continue to support local food charities with our produce.
To find out more or to sign up for our service for your home or business visit our website, or find us on Facebook.
Comments
Updates 4
THANK YOU PLEDGER!!
30/08/2016 at 2:39 PM
Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts!
We will now have a shelter! It might not seem like much but it means the world to the farm and to Kaicylce.
We cannot WAIT to give you your prizes
Go on, do a little victory dance!
Thank you
Pledge me Update
25/08/2016 at 1:53 PM
What happen when we aren't cycling food waste, turning compost, growing veg, or doing our day jobs...
NEW REWARDS ADDED!!!!
25/08/2016 at 12:14 PM
What we do
We are food reCyclists. We collect organic waste from residents and businesses in the Wellington CBD who want to be environmentally friendly, but don't have access to composting facilities.
We are working towards a system change, a reconnection to our food and increased awareness of food waste; but to do this we need to educate.
Our dream is to have a zero waste local food system and an urban farm in every large suburb, with Kaicycle servicing Wellington's CBD and suburbs.
Why we care
We want to make sustainable living more accessible for the people of Wellington. We offer solutions to reduce your waste footprint, we help you support local food production, and your local community.
Currently 30% of all kerb side collection is organic waste. In Wellington, that's over 75,000 tonnes a year! In a recent survey, 76% of Wellington residents have told us that they are very concerned about food waste, but they don't compost because they have nowhere to put it, no time, or it's just too difficult.
When our food ends up in landfill it rots, releasing harmful methane gas - but this doesn't have to be the case. We can take this food and turn it into a valuable resource: compost.
workerBe oasis
workerBe oasis is an incorporated society building a network of urban farms, sharing good food with those that need it. Half the food grown in our Newtown urban farm goes to food banks like Kaibosh to give to needy Wellington families. Through regenerative agricultural practices we are reconnecting communities and creating a zero waste local food system.
As a society we create urban farms that regenerate land and reconnect local communities to learn, grow, eat and share good food. Our first two sites are 5 Hospital Rd in Newtown and the Thurleigh Grove orchard in Karori. Our vision is to create as many sites as possible to educate and grow nutritionally dense food to feed the community.
Our role within the workerBe oasis ecosystem is simple!
Kaicycle collects local food waste, diverting it from landfill, and brings it to the Newtown oasis to be turned into compost. This compost is then laid onto the garden beds, feeding the soil, and growing nutrient dense food to feed the community.
The compost will reduce purchasing costs for the oasis, one step further towards making community food production self-sustaining.
Our mission is to build an urban farm + Kaicycle system in every major Wellington suburb.
What do we need?
We need a shelter to house our bikes, trailers and tools. This basic structure will double as an education centre.
Without this infrastructure our growth will be limited.
Currently our service is made possible by volunteers, with a couple of partly paid roles. Our aim is to change this structure so that every contributing member receives a financial remuneration. By Pledging today you are enabling any revenue generated to stay within the society, to grow and in time, generate local employment.
How you can help us?
By pledging what you can give and enjoying the prizes of course! Every donation contributes towards a greener future and your support WILL make the difference.
Please help us grow Wellington's local food system, to introduce food waste recycling to Wellington residents, educate and empower our community, and continue to support local food charities with our produce.
To find out more or to sign up for our service for your home or business visit our website, or find us on Facebook.
NEW REWARDS ADDED!!!!
25/08/2016 at 12:14 PM
What we do
We are food reCyclists. We collect organic waste from residents and businesses in the Wellington CBD who want to be environmentally friendly, but don't have access to composting facilities.
We are working towards a system change, a reconnection to our food and increased awareness of food waste; but to do this we need to educate.
Our dream is to have a zero waste local food system and an urban farm in every large suburb, with Kaicycle servicing Wellington's CBD and suburbs.
Why we care
We want to make sustainable living more accessible for the people of Wellington. We offer solutions to reduce your waste footprint, we help you support local food production, and your local community.
Currently 30% of all kerb side collection is organic waste. In Wellington, that's over 75,000 tonnes a year! In a recent survey, 76% of Wellington residents have told us that they are very concerned about food waste, but they don't compost because they have nowhere to put it, no time, or it's just too difficult.
When our food ends up in landfill it rots, releasing harmful methane gas - but this doesn't have to be the case. We can take this food and turn it into a valuable resource: compost.
workerBe oasis
workerBe oasis is an incorporated society building a network of urban farms, sharing good food with those that need it. Half the food grown in our Newtown urban farm goes to food banks like Kaibosh to give to needy Wellington families. Through regenerative agricultural practices we are reconnecting communities and creating a zero waste local food system.
As a society we create urban farms that regenerate land and reconnect local communities to learn, grow, eat and share good food. Our first two sites are 5 Hospital Rd in Newtown and the Thurleigh Grove orchard in Karori. Our vision is to create as many sites as possible to educate and grow nutritionally dense food to feed the community.
Our role within the workerBe oasis ecosystem is simple!
Kaicycle collects local food waste, diverting it from landfill, and brings it to the Newtown oasis to be turned into compost. This compost is then laid onto the garden beds, feeding the soil, and growing nutrient dense food to feed the community.
The compost will reduce purchasing costs for the oasis, one step further towards making community food production self-sustaining.
Our mission is to build an urban farm + Kaicycle system in every major Wellington suburb.
What do we need?
We need a shelter to house our bikes, trailers and tools. This basic structure will double as an education centre.
Without this infrastructure our growth will be limited.
Currently our service is made possible by volunteers, with a couple of partly paid roles. Our aim is to change this structure so that every contributing member receives a financial remuneration. By Pledging today you are enabling any revenue generated to stay within the society, to grow and in time, generate local employment.
How you can help us?
By pledging what you can give and enjoying the prizes of course! Every donation contributes towards a greener future and your support WILL make the difference.
Please help us grow Wellington's local food system, to introduce food waste recycling to Wellington residents, educate and empower our community, and continue to support local food charities with our produce.
To find out more or to sign up for our service for your home or business visit our website, or find us on Facebook.
Pledgers 139
30/08/2016 at 10:58pm
30/08/2016 at 10:50am
"Fantastic idea, and effort team, I'm glad you are helping make a difference in our world. "
30/08/2016 at 12:17am
29/08/2016 at 9:37pm
28/08/2016 at 6:49pm
"Love this project, please start one in Island Bay!"
28/08/2016 at 5:55pm
28/08/2016 at 10:30am
"Great work - we really love what you are doing. Bridget and Jon "
27/08/2016 at 10:30pm
27/08/2016 at 9:31pm
27/08/2016 at 9:19pm
"A great idea. "
27/08/2016 at 8:21pm
"Good stuff guys, happy to make the final pledge amount to get this across the line.👍🏼"
27/08/2016 at 6:19pm
"with love from your friends at Common Unity"
27/08/2016 at 2:24pm
27/08/2016 at 1:29pm
27/08/2016 at 11:23am
27/08/2016 at 9:04am
"Good luck!!"
27/08/2016 at 8:36am
27/08/2016 at 8:20am
27/08/2016 at 8:14am
27/08/2016 at 7:35am
"Awesome work."
27/08/2016 at 5:13am
27/08/2016 at 5:02am
"I'm trying again, Erin! xoxo"
27/08/2016 at 4:36am
"Wellington is so Lucky to have WorkerBe Oasis growing food for&educating your city and a city council that supports this movement. Go You!!!"
27/08/2016 at 3:44am
"Always a pleasure to support such a worthwhile endeavour!"
26/08/2016 at 10:01pm
26/08/2016 at 9:28pm
"Tino pai to mahi"
26/08/2016 at 9:07pm
26/08/2016 at 9:05pm
26/08/2016 at 8:42pm
26/08/2016 at 6:59pm
Followers 5
Followers of Kaicycle
Kaicycle
Project 2016-07-16 12:50:40 +1200
What we do
We are food reCyclists. We collect organic waste from residents and businesses in the Wellington CBD who want to be environmentally friendly, but don't have access to composting facilities.
We are working towards a system change, a reconnection to our food and increased awareness of food waste; but to do this we need to educate.
Our dream is to have a zero waste local food system and an urban farm in every large suburb, with Kaicycle servicing Wellington's CBD and suburbs.
Why we care
We want to make sustainable living more accessible for the people of Wellington. We offer solutions to reduce your waste footprint, we help you support local food production, and your local community.
Currently 30% of all kerb side collection is organic waste. In Wellington, that's over 75,000 tonnes a year! In a recent survey, 76% of Wellington residents have told us that they are very concerned about food waste, but they don't compost because they have nowhere to put it, no time, or it's just too difficult.
When our food ends up in landfill it rots, releasing harmful methane gas - but this doesn't have to be the case. We can take this food and turn it into a valuable resource: compost.
workerBe oasis
workerBe oasis is an incorporated society building a network of urban farms, sharing good food with those that need it. Half the food grown in our Newtown urban farm goes to food banks like Kaibosh to give to needy Wellington families. Through regenerative agricultural practices we are reconnecting communities and creating a zero waste local food system.
As a society we create urban farms that regenerate land and reconnect local communities to learn, grow, eat and share good food. Our first two sites are 5 Hospital Rd in Newtown and the Thurleigh Grove orchard in Karori. Our vision is to create as many sites as possible to educate and grow nutritionally dense food to feed the community.
Our role within the workerBe oasis ecosystem is simple!
Kaicycle collects local food waste, diverting it from landfill, and brings it to the Newtown oasis to be turned into compost. This compost is then laid onto the garden beds, feeding the soil, and growing nutrient dense food to feed the community.
The compost will reduce purchasing costs for the oasis, one step further towards making community food production self-sustaining.
Our mission is to build an urban farm + Kaicycle system in every major Wellington suburb.
What do we need?
We need a shelter to house our bikes, trailers and tools. This basic structure will double as an education centre.
Without this infrastructure our growth will be limited.
Currently our service is made possible by volunteers, with a couple of partly paid roles. Our aim is to change this structure so that every contributing member receives a financial remuneration. By Pledging today you are enabling any revenue generated to stay within the society, to grow and in time, generate local employment.
How you can help us?
By pledging what you can give and enjoying the prizes of course! Every donation contributes towards a greener future and your support WILL make the difference.
Please help us grow Wellington's local food system, to introduce food waste recycling to Wellington residents, educate and empower our community, and continue to support local food charities with our produce.
To find out more or to sign up for our service for your home or business visit our website, or find us on Facebook.
Comments
THANK YOU PLEDGER!!
30/08/2016 at 2:39 PM
Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts!
We will now have a shelter! It might not seem like much but it means the world to the farm and to Kaicylce.
We cannot WAIT to give you your prizes
Go on, do a little victory dance!
Thank you
Pledge me Update
25/08/2016 at 1:53 PM
What happen when we aren't cycling food waste, turning compost, growing veg, or doing our day jobs...
NEW REWARDS ADDED!!!!
25/08/2016 at 12:14 PM
What we do
We are food reCyclists. We collect organic waste from residents and businesses in the Wellington CBD who want to be environmentally friendly, but don't have access to composting facilities.
We are working towards a system change, a reconnection to our food and increased awareness of food waste; but to do this we need to educate.
Our dream is to have a zero waste local food system and an urban farm in every large suburb, with Kaicycle servicing Wellington's CBD and suburbs.
Why we care
We want to make sustainable living more accessible for the people of Wellington. We offer solutions to reduce your waste footprint, we help you support local food production, and your local community.
Currently 30% of all kerb side collection is organic waste. In Wellington, that's over 75,000 tonnes a year! In a recent survey, 76% of Wellington residents have told us that they are very concerned about food waste, but they don't compost because they have nowhere to put it, no time, or it's just too difficult.
When our food ends up in landfill it rots, releasing harmful methane gas - but this doesn't have to be the case. We can take this food and turn it into a valuable resource: compost.
workerBe oasis
workerBe oasis is an incorporated society building a network of urban farms, sharing good food with those that need it. Half the food grown in our Newtown urban farm goes to food banks like Kaibosh to give to needy Wellington families. Through regenerative agricultural practices we are reconnecting communities and creating a zero waste local food system.
As a society we create urban farms that regenerate land and reconnect local communities to learn, grow, eat and share good food. Our first two sites are 5 Hospital Rd in Newtown and the Thurleigh Grove orchard in Karori. Our vision is to create as many sites as possible to educate and grow nutritionally dense food to feed the community.
Our role within the workerBe oasis ecosystem is simple!
Kaicycle collects local food waste, diverting it from landfill, and brings it to the Newtown oasis to be turned into compost. This compost is then laid onto the garden beds, feeding the soil, and growing nutrient dense food to feed the community.
The compost will reduce purchasing costs for the oasis, one step further towards making community food production self-sustaining.
Our mission is to build an urban farm + Kaicycle system in every major Wellington suburb.
What do we need?
We need a shelter to house our bikes, trailers and tools. This basic structure will double as an education centre.
Without this infrastructure our growth will be limited.
Currently our service is made possible by volunteers, with a couple of partly paid roles. Our aim is to change this structure so that every contributing member receives a financial remuneration. By Pledging today you are enabling any revenue generated to stay within the society, to grow and in time, generate local employment.
How you can help us?
By pledging what you can give and enjoying the prizes of course! Every donation contributes towards a greener future and your support WILL make the difference.
Please help us grow Wellington's local food system, to introduce food waste recycling to Wellington residents, educate and empower our community, and continue to support local food charities with our produce.
To find out more or to sign up for our service for your home or business visit our website, or find us on Facebook.
NEW REWARDS ADDED!!!!
25/08/2016 at 12:14 PM
What we do
We are food reCyclists. We collect organic waste from residents and businesses in the Wellington CBD who want to be environmentally friendly, but don't have access to composting facilities.
We are working towards a system change, a reconnection to our food and increased awareness of food waste; but to do this we need to educate.
Our dream is to have a zero waste local food system and an urban farm in every large suburb, with Kaicycle servicing Wellington's CBD and suburbs.
Why we care
We want to make sustainable living more accessible for the people of Wellington. We offer solutions to reduce your waste footprint, we help you support local food production, and your local community.
Currently 30% of all kerb side collection is organic waste. In Wellington, that's over 75,000 tonnes a year! In a recent survey, 76% of Wellington residents have told us that they are very concerned about food waste, but they don't compost because they have nowhere to put it, no time, or it's just too difficult.
When our food ends up in landfill it rots, releasing harmful methane gas - but this doesn't have to be the case. We can take this food and turn it into a valuable resource: compost.
workerBe oasis
workerBe oasis is an incorporated society building a network of urban farms, sharing good food with those that need it. Half the food grown in our Newtown urban farm goes to food banks like Kaibosh to give to needy Wellington families. Through regenerative agricultural practices we are reconnecting communities and creating a zero waste local food system.
As a society we create urban farms that regenerate land and reconnect local communities to learn, grow, eat and share good food. Our first two sites are 5 Hospital Rd in Newtown and the Thurleigh Grove orchard in Karori. Our vision is to create as many sites as possible to educate and grow nutritionally dense food to feed the community.
Our role within the workerBe oasis ecosystem is simple!
Kaicycle collects local food waste, diverting it from landfill, and brings it to the Newtown oasis to be turned into compost. This compost is then laid onto the garden beds, feeding the soil, and growing nutrient dense food to feed the community.
The compost will reduce purchasing costs for the oasis, one step further towards making community food production self-sustaining.
Our mission is to build an urban farm + Kaicycle system in every major Wellington suburb.
What do we need?
We need a shelter to house our bikes, trailers and tools. This basic structure will double as an education centre.
Without this infrastructure our growth will be limited.
Currently our service is made possible by volunteers, with a couple of partly paid roles. Our aim is to change this structure so that every contributing member receives a financial remuneration. By Pledging today you are enabling any revenue generated to stay within the society, to grow and in time, generate local employment.
How you can help us?
By pledging what you can give and enjoying the prizes of course! Every donation contributes towards a greener future and your support WILL make the difference.
Please help us grow Wellington's local food system, to introduce food waste recycling to Wellington residents, educate and empower our community, and continue to support local food charities with our produce.
To find out more or to sign up for our service for your home or business visit our website, or find us on Facebook.
30/08/2016 at 10:58pm
30/08/2016 at 10:50am
"Fantastic idea, and effort team, I'm glad you are helping make a difference in our world. "
30/08/2016 at 12:17am
29/08/2016 at 9:37pm
28/08/2016 at 6:49pm
"Love this project, please start one in Island Bay!"
28/08/2016 at 5:55pm
28/08/2016 at 10:30am
"Great work - we really love what you are doing. Bridget and Jon "
27/08/2016 at 10:30pm
27/08/2016 at 9:31pm
27/08/2016 at 9:19pm
"A great idea. "
27/08/2016 at 8:21pm
"Good stuff guys, happy to make the final pledge amount to get this across the line.👍🏼"
27/08/2016 at 6:19pm
"with love from your friends at Common Unity"
27/08/2016 at 2:24pm
27/08/2016 at 1:29pm
27/08/2016 at 11:23am
27/08/2016 at 9:04am
"Good luck!!"
27/08/2016 at 8:36am
27/08/2016 at 8:20am
27/08/2016 at 8:14am
27/08/2016 at 7:35am
"Awesome work."
27/08/2016 at 5:13am
27/08/2016 at 5:02am
"I'm trying again, Erin! xoxo"
27/08/2016 at 4:36am
"Wellington is so Lucky to have WorkerBe Oasis growing food for&educating your city and a city council that supports this movement. Go You!!!"
27/08/2016 at 3:44am
"Always a pleasure to support such a worthwhile endeavour!"
26/08/2016 at 10:01pm
26/08/2016 at 9:28pm
"Tino pai to mahi"
26/08/2016 at 9:07pm
26/08/2016 at 9:05pm
26/08/2016 at 8:42pm