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About Community to Community Development (C2C)

Community to Community Development is a women-led place based, grassroots organization working for a just society and healthy communities. We are committed to systemic change and to creating strategic alliances that strengthen local and global movements toward social, economic, and environmental justice. [read mission statement and values]

Las Margaritas at Bellingham’s Farmer’s Market

Every Saturday, 10:00 - 3:00Las Margaritas at Market

Downtown on Railroad at Chestnut

Come enjoy home made traditional Mexican food at Bellingham’s Farmer’s market. Now, every Saturday you can come to the market and support Las Margaritas by purchasing some of their delicious tamales, tostadas and other fresh, locally made meals!

Preparing for you with love, Las Margaritas embody justice in our local food system by providing alternative cooperative methods of food preparation, organization, and support for farmworker women. Come show your support for social justice and food justice by eating delicious, nutritious, locally produced Las Margaritas meals this Saturday.

Immigrant Solidarity March - Marcha en Solidaridad con los Inmigrantes

Thursday May 1, 2008Immigrant Solidarity March

We are One – Somos UnoNumbers up around five-hundred filled the streets in Bellingham’s Third Annual Immigrant Solidarity March. We had a great turnout with great weather. “Si Se Puede” could be heard for blocks! Starting at Maritime-Heritage Park, the masses marched to the Whatcom County Courthouse and on to Cornwall Park for a delicious feast of carne asada and much more. The march was without incident and was filled with a positive atmosphere. “The people united will never be divided!”To all our marchers, supporters, and especially to our cooks. THANK YOU!

Many thanks to all the businesses who donated money and food:

Billy Muñoz – The Velvet Rope, 42nd Legislative District Democrats, Taco Lobo, Whatcom Democrats, Unitarian Fellowship – Social Justice Committee, Jalapeños Mexican Restaurant , Cinco de Mayo Restaurant, Aborrotes La Gloria, La Gloria Market – Bellingham and Everson, Chihuahua Mexican Restaurant, Whatcom Peace and Justice Center, Whatcom Human Rights Task Force, Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood, Whatcom County Rainbow Coalition, Lorenzos Mexican Restaurant, Los Tres Hermanos Taqueria, and Las Cazuelas

¡Muchas Gracias!

Immigrant March Photo by the Bellingham Herald

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