Velvet, the Organic Goddess, started Endless Harvest in July 1998. She does a little bit of everything and a lot of other things. Velvet moved to Nelson in 1998 wanting to create her own health-related business in one of the most beautiful places in BC. Velvet's background is in the health food industry, having spent over eight years at various health food stores and related businesses. When she's not glued to the computer, you'll find her shovelling the compost, talking about food, scooping up powder in the trees at Whitewater Ski Hill, or out in the woods with her dog Dazey.

Odie, the Duke of Deliveries, started working with Endless Harvest in October 1999. 'Odie works in the office, packs, boxes, and delivers the Nelson Fairview and North Shore routes. He keeps us working with his wide selection of music. After spending many years ski racing and teaching, he came to Nelson from the East in search of more snow. Odie can often be heard giggling in the woods at Whitewater Ski Hill, shaking the powder out of his hair, or serving up tasty food at his partner Jeannie's restaurant, the Wild Nectar Café.

Deb, the Produce Pixie, started working with us in April 2001. Deb writes the newsletter with Velvet, packs boxes and works in the office. Deb is an excellent baker and makes many of the goodies at the Wild Nectar Café, owned by her partner Jamie. She moved up from Saltspring Island looking for a bit less rain. When she's not helping people eat healthy food, she can be found wildcrafting, gardening, and spending time with her son Akailah.

Jason, the Prince of Produce, started working with us in June 2001. Jason delivers the Uphill boxes. He also packs boxes and is in the office on Mondays. Jason keeps us entertained with his political rants, wry sense of humour, and his singing. Jason has spent many months working on organic farms and has worked with organic produce in retail store. He also studies herbs, particularly Chinese medicine, and is often out in the bush, enjoying the Kootenay lifestyle with his partner Kelly and and her daughter Tenai.

Christian, also known as Count Vegula, started working with us in October 2001. He packs boxes, delivers the Rossland and Castlegar routes, and uses his fine German background to build us stuff and keep us practical. Chris came to us through the Twisted Spoon Youth Café job placement program. Chris and his wife Sharon passed through Nelson on their way back home from Mexico, loved it, and moved here in 2000. Chris became a resident of Canada in July 2002. Chris and Sharon like to travel, canoe, and explore the Kootenays, and he enjoys a good brew on a hot summer day.

Dazey and Johnny are our bear and mice aware program co-ordinators. Dazey loves to hang outside the packing room, waiting for an extra piece of broccoli- her favourite treat! She keeps the bears away from our compost. When she's not working, she loves to lie around the house or run in the woods. Johnny loves to hang out in the office, sleep on the desk, and walk on the computer keyboard. When he's not visiting us, he loves to catch mice and sleep.