1. We can supply your food vendors with the best in biodegradable and compostable food service products so that you can produce a zero-waste event.
2. We would be interested in any sponsorship opportunities you may have available, such as listing in a resource guide, an ad, etc.
3. We can offer your organization an affiliate link to our store, such as we've done for others, which can generate revenue to fund your organization, programs and events. Or we can even create a co-branded store to generate even more revenue.

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