Store Calendar
Store Tour
Come Visit Us!
By Appointment
Whether you are new to the neighborhood or a loyal customer thirsting for knowledge, we'd be happy to take you on a tour of our store! Group tours can be arranged for school classes, support groups. Contact Sonja Brown at 520-795-9844 or via e-mail: sonja.brown@wholefoods.com.
All February
Whole Trade Month
We have created the Whole Trade Guarantee, an extension of our values that lets you rest assured that you are buying the best for you, for your community, and your world. Whole Trade Guarantee products must:
- Meet our high Quality Standards
- Provide more money to producers
- Ensure better wages and working conditions for workers
- Utilize sound environmental practices
Plus, with each purchase of those products, one percent of the retail price goes to the Whole Planet Foundation, which is creating real results in the fight against poverty.
Monday, February 22 - Monday, March 19th
Used Book Drive
All Day
Drop off your gently used books from Feb. 22 - March 19th for our used book drive benefitting the Whole Planet Foundation. Return on Saturday, March 20th and shop a great selection of used books at an incredible price. All proceeds benefit the Whole Planet Foundation!
Saturday, March 20th
Whole Planet Foundation Used Book Sale
8am - 10pm $1 each
Stop in and purchase gently used books for only $1! All proceeds benefit the Whole Planet Foundation.
Saturday, March 27th
Whole Planet Foundation Celebration BBQ
11am - 3pm $5
Join us for a delicious celebration to benefit the Whole Planet Foundation! For only $5 you'll get a savory 100% all natural beef hamburger, or preservative free hot dog. All proceeds benefit the Whole Planet Foundation.
Store Calendar
Saturday, January 30th
Electronics Recycling Event!
8am - 1pm | Details
Don't throw unwanted electronics in the trash! Bring them in today and Westech recyclers will recycle the parts and dispose of them properly. World Care (www.worldcare.org) benefits from all recycled items brought in - so stop by, bring your electronics, and Recycle For Good!
Items that may be recycled:
COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
POINT OF SALE EQUIPMENT
TELECOM EQUIPMENT
PRINTING EQUIPMENT
AUDIO/VISUAL EQUIPMENT
BATTERIES
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
SURPLUS METALS, WIRE AND CABLE: ALUMINUM, COPPER WIRE, ETC.
All February
Whole Trade Month
We have created the Whole Trade Guarantee, an extension of our values that lets you rest assured that you are buying the best for you, for your community, and your world. Whole Trade Guarantee products must:- Meet our high Quality Standards
- Provide more money to producers
- Ensure better wages and working conditions for workers
- Utilize sound environmental practices
Plus, with each purchase of those products, one percent of the retail price goes to the Whole Planet Foundation, which is creating real results in the fight against poverty.
Wednesday, February 17th
Whole Planet Foundation Fundraising
Join us as we kick off our annual Whole Planet Foundation fundraising campaign which runs Feb.17th - March 31st.
The Whole Planet Foundation's mission is to create economic partnerships with the poor in those developing-world communities that supply our stores with product. Through innovative assistance for entrepreneurship - including direct microcredit loans and tangible support for other community partnership projects - we seek to unleash the energy and creativity of every human being we work with in order to create wealth and prosperity in emerging economies.
Your donation at the register, or through one of our fundraising activities has a direct impact on creating microloans and direct assistance to those who need it most. There is an amazing 98% repayment rate!
Microloans are small loans - usually $200 or less - requiring no collateral or contract. They are offered to the poorest of the poor, with a focus on women, wanting to finance self-employment projects that will generate income. Whole Planet Foundation is focusing efforts on the villages and rural communities that supply our stores with products such as tropical fruit, vegetables, tea, and coffee. Giving the poor in these communities access to credit through microloans will enable them to escape the vicious cycle of poverty by allowing them to use their own energy and creativity to help themselves.
