SUSTAINABILITY
We've been farm to plate since 1978, when we opened our first restaurant–the Thornapple Village Inn in Ada, Michigan.
The Gilmore Collection's sustainability practices extend through all phases of meal planning. We make decisions that
are guided by a commitment to reduce resource consumption and to utilize locally sourced product. We are advocates for
ethical environmental practices and consciously devote our daily tasks to the betterment of the community and world around us.
ON-SITE GARDENS
Providing fresh hyperlocal produce and herbs for our chefs.
RECYCLING
27.7% landfill diversion rate with goal to exceed 35%.
SPENT GRAIN
2k pounts per week used as feed for local farms.
PACKAGING
Compostable straws and eco friendly packaging.
FYER OIL
100% of fryer oil is recycled.
TREES
Efforts have saved 1000 mature trees.
ELECTRICITY
Efforts have conserved 410,000 kilowat-hours.
EMISSIONS
Efforts have prevented 500 metric tons of emissions.
WATER
Efforts have conserved 650,000 gallons of fresh water.
LOCAL FARMS
Sourcing fresh produce from local farms since 1978.
GIVING
Annually donate or help community charities raise over $1 million.
COMMUNITY
We support over 500 local businesses and orgainizations.


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