RawBC Mission
"To inform about the benefits of a raw, unprocessed plant-based
diet and offer support as people make healthy choices in that
direction."
The purposes of the Raw Food Society of British Columbia
are:
a) To inform, motivate and support people in a shift toward
an unprocessed raw food diet, based on fruits, vegetables,
nuts and seeds, with its benefits for physical, mental, emotional
and spiritual health, animals and the environment.
b) To connect the resources of existing raw food advocating
communities around British Columbia and to foster the growth
of new communities in the province.
c) To help create a sense of community among like-minded
health-conscious individuals in the province of British Columbia
by organizing informational seminars, conferences, potlucks,
various gatherings and the like.
d) To support raw foods research.
History
RawBC was founded by a group of people encouraged by Debby
Boyes and Gillian O'Brian to establish a non-profit raw foods
organization in British Columbia. People who attended the
foundation meetings included Bayne Boyes, Debby Boyes, Graham
W. Boyes, John Boyko, Linda Chahal, Ray Dastory, Tirra Del
Giudice, Johnny DeMarco, Joe DesHaies, Martin Faucher, Ron
Goldbeck, Jen Hart, Edmund Jones, Tim Keenliside, Clive Langton,
Linda Lebrun, Gillian O'Brien, Natalie Michael, Lori Nelson,
Susan Rivers, Gyata Schulz, Didi Shahnaz, Olga Sorenson, Tara
Tiller, John Weinmar, Adriane Weller, Steve Wolf, Anna and
Alex.
Raw Greetings
Dear Members of the RFSBC,
We wish you all abundant health and happiness.
The Raw Food Society of BC is here to support those who want
to explore
the Raw Food lifestyle in pursuit of improved health. Plans
for the year ahead include workshops with visiting and local
teachers, potlucks, food preparation classes, further development
of the RFSBC website, and expansion of the resource library
& database.
We will all benefit as members of RawBC when we each contribute
our unique gifts in the creation of a rawsome community.
In Health,
The RFSBC Board of Directors