Your Neighborhood Petition to bring EATS Groceries to Your Community
52 Comments
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Rotimi Kehinde
· petition starter
9 years ago
This is needed NOW!
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STELLA PALMER
9 years ago
great idea and it will be welcome in the community
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Mark Kruger
9 years ago
I support EATS Groceries to address the needs of "Food Deserts" in our Chicago community.
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Michael Tagney
9 years ago
Good luck with this very needed project.
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Tom Stempien
9 years ago
Good Luck
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Greg Lloyd
9 years ago
Good luck to EATS! The sooner the better
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Thom
9 years ago
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I'm embarrassed to find that there is a 15 year lifespan difference between the wealthy and poor zip codes in Chicago. Food Deserts help create shortened life with higher disease. Eats should try to change this fact.
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Armand Alcazar
9 years ago
Let's allow everyone to have good nutritious food at prices they can afford!
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Annamaria Joyce Leon
9 years ago
So exciting!
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Dorothy Dempsey
9 years ago
this is an emergency. We need this store NOW. Please support this much waited for store in our neighborhood. Thank you.
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Joe Dusek, Ph.D.
9 years ago
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EATS will not only address the "food desert" issue but do so while proudly helping ex-offenders in the community get a "second chance."
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Harrisson Adeoye
9 years ago
This is great. We need a store like this and one that's all about healthy foods.
This is needed NOW!
great idea and it will be welcome in the community
I support EATS Groceries to address the needs of "Food Deserts" in our Chicago community.
Good luck with this very needed project.
Good Luck
Good luck to EATS! The sooner the better
I'm embarrassed to find that there is a 15 year lifespan difference between the wealthy and poor zip codes in Chicago. Food Deserts help create shortened life with higher disease. Eats should try to change this fact.
Let's allow everyone to have good nutritious food at prices they can afford!
So exciting!
this is an emergency. We need this store NOW. Please support this much waited for store in our neighborhood. Thank you.
EATS will not only address the "food desert" issue but do so while proudly helping ex-offenders in the community get a "second chance."
This is great. We need a store like this and one that's all about healthy foods.