We’re all spending more time outside and in the garden these days. Have you seen our Pesticide-Free garden signs? I proudly hung mine last week when I signed this pledge to keep my garden organic and free of toxic pesticides.
In support of Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides, we are launching a matching gift campaign during the month of June. That means Mountain Rose Herbs will match your donation, dollar for dollar up to $2,500! Please help us raise funds for this worthy cause.
For 35 years, NCAP has worked to protect community and environmental health, focusing on sustainable agriculture, clean water, parks, schools and places we live to reduce pesticide use.
“Mountain Rose Herbs is a mission based company that places precedence on absolute environmental quality and we have always made it a priority to partner with like-minded organizations that work to protect and enhance the world we live in. When we relocated to Eugene, Oregon we became intimately connected with Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides because of their strong stance on pesticide reform and the method in which they seek reform. We have always known that the environmental integrity of Oregon is hanging in a precarious balance, and that the health and wellbeing of our employees, farms, and communities are being seriously threatened. Thankfully we have NCAP to help protect the place where we live and work.” - Shawn Donnille, Vice President, Mountain Rose Herbs
Topics: Sustainability
Alyssa leads Mountain Rose Herbs’ talented HR team as HR Director. She has more than 20 years of experience in both leadership and support roles in sustainability and people operations. Fostering positive company culture through authentic connections and employee engagement programs gives Alyssa a sense of pride in the workplace. Growing up in an income-sharing, egalitarian community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, she’s a farm girl at heart. She received her bachelor's degree in Environmental Sociology and is always looking to expand her HR knowledge and skillset. In her off time, she enjoys gardening, reading, cooking spicy foods, and hiking with her husband, kiddos, and brindle pup named Kiwi.
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We’re all spending more time outside and in the garden these days. Have you seen our Pesticide-Free garden signs? I proudly hung mine last week when I signed this pledge to keep my garden organic and free of toxic pesticides.
In support of Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides, we are launching a matching gift campaign during the month of June. That means Mountain Rose Herbs will match your donation, dollar for dollar up to $2,500! Please help us raise funds for this worthy cause.
For 35 years, NCAP has worked to protect community and environmental health, focusing on sustainable agriculture, clean water, parks, schools and places we live to reduce pesticide use.
“Mountain Rose Herbs is a mission based company that places precedence on absolute environmental quality and we have always made it a priority to partner with like-minded organizations that work to protect and enhance the world we live in. When we relocated to Eugene, Oregon we became intimately connected with Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides because of their strong stance on pesticide reform and the method in which they seek reform. We have always known that the environmental integrity of Oregon is hanging in a precarious balance, and that the health and wellbeing of our employees, farms, and communities are being seriously threatened. Thankfully we have NCAP to help protect the place where we live and work.” - Shawn Donnille, Vice President, Mountain Rose Herbs
Topics: Sustainability
Alyssa leads Mountain Rose Herbs’ talented HR team as HR Director. She has more than 20 years of experience in both leadership and support roles in sustainability and people operations. Fostering positive company culture through authentic connections and employee engagement programs gives Alyssa a sense of pride in the workplace. Growing up in an income-sharing, egalitarian community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, she’s a farm girl at heart. She received her bachelor's degree in Environmental Sociology and is always looking to expand her HR knowledge and skillset. In her off time, she enjoys gardening, reading, cooking spicy foods, and hiking with her husband, kiddos, and brindle pup named Kiwi.
