SAGE SOWA'S Wren Song Farm, Inc, supports a variety of worthy causes that make our world a better place to live in. Examples include our work with the High Springs Community Gardens in North Central Florida.

A model for "buy local" and sustainability projects nationwide, the gardens provide organically-grown fruits and vegetables free to senior citizens and families who can use a helping hand.

We also support Sacred Gardens, part of an ambitious national initiative to showcase the ancient flora of the world's great spiritual traditions in park-like settings in every state, fostering new respect for "the old ways."

 Led by the vision of biblical archaeologist Dr. Ed Bez, we help with the planting, care and nurturing of trees, plants and healing herbs that are found in the Bible's Old and New Testaments and other holy books and oral traditions.

"We're always looking for other ways to make our world a better place," says Sage. "And we're always open to suggestions from family of friends and customers.

"Send your ideas and suggestions directly to me, remembering that I am biased toward 'lean, mean, local charities' that are guided by people who know how to roll up their sleeves and make things happen the old-fashioned way ... with hard work and dedication to a cause.

"I also ask for your thoughts and prayers and encouragement to help us do the good work of being Good Neighbors.

"Remember: Every purchase you make finances a portion of our double mission to help you meet your health challenges while also making our world a kinder, gentler place to live in."

Questions? Comments? Write to Wren Song Farm, Inc., Founder and CEO Sage Sowa. She reads and answers every letter. Or, call our Skype Question and Comments Hotline at 352-505-8252