Resolution of Support Postcard

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June 1, 2010

Resolution of Support Postcard

Wouldn’t it be great to see healthy people, places and economies in Michigan? Would you like to be a part of achieving this vision?

Sign this postcard as a resolution of support for the Michigan Good Food Charter.

To request print copies of this postcard, please contact us.

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