Ethical shopping has been a rising topic for some time now. The phrase “vote with your dollars” has even become a common rallying cry for making ethical decisions with daily purchases. However, as ethical shopping is a broad and sometimes complex topic, it can be difficult to know where to get started.

Fortunately, making ethical purchases is well worth the benefits it can bring to your local community and the world at large. Plus, some methods of ethical shopping can be easily added to your normal shopping routine. For our January Lunch and Learn, we are thrilled to welcome David Cook to help us navigate this landscape

David Cook serves as President for U.F.C.W. Local 655. David joined Local 655 in 1977 as a courtesy clerk for Kroger. In 1987, he began his career with Local 655 in the Organizing Department and has worked as a service representative prior to his current position. In addition to his duties with the Local, he is also a delegate to the Greater St. Louis Labor Council, trustee for the UFCW Local 655 Pension Fund and UFCW Local 655 Health and Welfare Fund.

 

Please click here to register for the January Lunch and Learn. Questions? Email Jen Bernstein at jbernstein@ncjwstl.org or call 314.993.5181.