UPDATED: Win dinner with David Suzuki!

UPDATED OCTOBER 12: The draw has been extended to Monday, October 31. Good luck filling out your passports!

Alternatives has partnered with World Accord for their Passport to Sustainability Tour. You and a friend could win a chance to sit at David Suzuki's table for a four-course, locally-sourced dinner at Borealis' beautiful Kitchener location OR a two-week trip to Honduras to build a school in a highland village.

Grab a passport from Alternatives or any of the other community partners listed at World Accord's website, and get it stamped by a minimum of four partners. It's a great way to learn about local, sustainable businesses and organizations.

Drop off your card during business hours at the World Accord office, 185 Frobisher Drive, Waterloo.
The draw will be at 3pm on Monday Oct. 31 at World Accord office.

Get your stamp at any of these locations.

Alternatives Journal, University of Waterloo, Faculty of Environment, EV-1 room 140 (beside the coffee shop) Mon-Fri 10-4pm. Canada’s Environmental Magazine www.alternativesjournal.ca

Baden Coffee Company 1427 Gingerich Rd Baden 519-634-5807 Mon-Fri 8 -4 pm Sat 9-2pm Fair trade coffee; locally roasted Baden Signature coffees. www.badencoffee.com

Baer’s Vibrant Farms, 669 Carmel Koch Rd Baden 519-634-8623 Certified organic for 22 years! Drug free and naturally fed beef. www.vibrantfarms.com

Barrie’s Asparagus & Country Market, 1236 Kings Rd, RR2 Cambridge 519-621-9409 Mon-Sat: 9 - 6 pm Sun: 9am - 5 pm Locally produced food (+ gluten free) & products. Barries-Asparagus-Farm-Country-Market on Facebook

Borealis Grillhouse & Pub, 1388 Gorden St (at Arkell) Guelph 519-265-9007 Mon-Sun 11:30am-11 pm Locally sourced food & drink, renewable energy, and more. www.borealisgrille.ca

Borealis Grillhouse & Pub, 4336 King St E (Sportsworld Crossing) 519-219-9007 Mon-Sun 11:30am-11 pm. Locally sourced food & drink, renewable energy. www.borealisgrille.ca

Enermodal Engineering, 582 Lancaster Street W, Kitchener (by Golf’s Steakhouse) 519 743-8777 Mon-Fri 9 -4pm. First LEED Platinum building in Waterloo Region; vegetated swale and water treatment system ; native plantings. www.enermodal.com

ESAC (Environmental Studies of Canada) shared office with Alternatives Journal Mon-Sat 10-6pm. Multidisciplinary Membership open to academics, professionals and engaged citizens interested in the pursuit of excellence in environmental studies. www.esac.ca

Faul Farms & Country Market, 1180 Wrigley Rd, Ayr. 519-632-7678 Wed-Sat 10 am-6pm. Traditional smaller scale sustainable farming techniques; locally raised, naturally fed beef plus certified organic products www.faulfarms.com

FIDA-pch, 155 Frobisher Drive, Unit H-109 Waterloo 519.886.9520 Mon-Fri 9-4pm. Fosters self-sufficiency in Haiti through hope, encouragement and resources. www.fida-pch.org

Herrle’s Country Farm Market 1243 Erb’s Road, St.Agatha (just 2 kilometers west of
Ira Needles roundabout) 519. 886-7576 Mon-Fri 10 – 5 pm Sat 8-5pm, Sun 9-5pm. “Freshness Makes the Difference!” has been our family’s business motto since 1964 when we began selling fresh sweet corn. www.herrles.com

Local Initiative for Future Energy (LIFE) Co-op 260 King St (in the Treehaus Collaborative Workplace) 866-889-9155 A renewable energy co-operative. The co-op model makes it possible for members, and especially local residents, to own and help manage the production of renewable energy in the Region www.lifecoop.ca

Mapleton’s Organic Dairy Inc. #8548 Wellington Rd. #7 RR#1, Moorefield 519-638-1115 Tues-Sat 11am-5 pm Food producers, in touch with the earth and our consumers. Organic ice cream, frozen yogurt, and fresh yogurt. Organic lunches and packaged organic products including dairy, meats, dry goods, and seasonal produce. www.mapletonsorganic.ca

Martin’s Family Fruit Farm, 1430 Lobsinger Road, just around the corner from St. Jacob’s Farmers Market. 519-664-2750 Mon – Fri 8-6pm Sat 8-4pm. Martin’s Apples also has a stall at St. Jacob’s Market. www.martinsapples.com

MeMe’s Café, 102 Peel St, New Hamburg 519-662-2828 Mon-Fri 7 – 6 pm Sat 8:30-6pm. Eclectic café featuring local and organic food & fare. www.memescafe.com

Olivier Soaps, 75 King St S on Willis Way 519.342.0916 Mon-Wed10-6 pm Thu-Fri 10-8pm Sat10-6 pm Sun:12-5pm Hand Made All natural Eco-skin care www.oliviersoaps.com

Pfeifer’s Gallery & Café 3706 Nafziger Rd, Wellesley 519-656-1074 or 1-888-258-3164. Café Wed-Sat 11:30-3pm Gift shop & Framing Tues-Fri 9:30-5 Sat 9:30-3pm. Geothermal overhaul, plus locally produced fare for sale, introducing Dawn & Garry.

Pfenning’s Organic & More, 1760 Erb St, St Agatha (across from Angie’s) 519-725-4282 Tues-Thurs 9-6pm;Fri 9-8pm;Sat 8-4:30 pm.Fresh, certified organic fruits, vegetables & groceries rather than supplements and processed “health foods”. www.pfenningsorganic.com

Queen Street Common’s Cafe, 43 Queen Street, 519-749-9177 (press 1) Mon-Fri 8:30-9pm Saturday 10-4pm. The café & kitchen are Urban Agriculture projects of The Working Centre. www.theworkingcentre.org

Seven Shores Urban Market & Café, 8 Regina St N (between GenX & Gina’s) 519.342.0916 Mon-Fri 7- 7pm Sat 9-5pm. Fair trade , local, organic. www.sevenshorestrading.com

St. Jacob’s Market, Waterloo 519-747-1830 Thursdays & Saturdays 7-3pm. Local food growers and artisans. Stamps at the Market Office in The Peddler’s Village www.stjacobs.com

Stemmler’s Meats & Cheeses 3031 Lobsinger Line Heidelberg 519-699-4590 Mon-Wed 8-6pm Thurs-Fri 8-8pm Sat 7:30 - 5pm. Just 5 minutes from St. Jacob’s Market. Award winning family business. www.stemmlermeats.ca

Sustainable Waterloo Region, The Tannery Building, 430C-121 Charles Street West 519-772-0621 Mon-Fri 10-4pm. A not-for-profit that advances the environmental sustainability of organizations in Waterloo Region through collaboration www.sustainablewaterlooregion.ca

Ten Thousand Villages, 65B Heritage Drive, NEW HAMBURG, 519-662-1879 Mon-Fri 9:30-5pm Sat 10-4 pm.

Ten Thousand Villages, 14 Ontario St, STRATFORD. 519-272-0700 Mon-Sat 10-6pm Sun 10-5 pm.

Ten Thousand Villages, 80 King St S WATERLOO. 519-888-7180 Mon-Sat 10-6pm Celebrating 65 years of fair trade for artisans in developing countries www.tenthousandvillages.ca

The Boardwalk at Ira Needles, Ira Needles at University Ave, Stamps & ballots at The Adventure Guide 519-886-3121 Mon-Fri 9-9, Sat 10-6, Sun 11-5. Solar panels, white roofs, private storm water management ponds, 100% post consumer recycled plastic boardwalk, LED lighting More. www.the-boardwalk.ca

U Waterloo Sustainability Project, Federation Hall, 200 University W (Visit the large sign outside FED Hall; How many solar panels are located on the roof of Federation Hall? Stamp location: FEDS Office Reception, Student Life Centre, Rm. 1102 www.uwsp.feds.ca

UA Local 527, 225 Frobisher 519-746-3300 Mon-Fri 10-4pm. The United Association represents plumbers, steamfitters, welders who have been building our community for 100 years and train in LEED and Green Construction. View our training facilities. www.ua527.com

Words Worth Books 519-884-2665 100 King St S Mon-Fri 9 -9 Sat9-6 Sun 12- 5 These eco friendly store owners think globally & act locally. www.wordsworthbooks.com

World Accord International Development Agency, 185 Frobisher 519-747-2215 Mon-Fri 9 -4:30pm. Small scale sustainable development is our focus with partners in underdeveloped countries.

*Please visit www.worldaccord.org for contest details or call 519-747-2215