We support Battlefield Farms and Gardens’ community garden at Payne Avenue Missionary Baptist Church
We are pleased to share the exciting news that work has begun on Battlefield Farms and Gardens’ community garden on Payne Avenue Missionary Baptist Church’s property at 2723 Louise Avenue! We are so grateful for the opportunity to help transform this space on property previously used as a dump for…
Volunteering at Community Gardens: Benefits for Bonding, Learning, and Community Impact
Volunteering at a community garden is a fun and rewarding experience that offers numerous benefits. It fosters a sense of bonding and teamwork. Working together towards a common goal promotes collaboration, strengthens relationships, and creates a shared sense of accomplishment. Whether you’re working on planting, weeding, or harvesting, you’ll find…
The Health Benefits of Kids Playing in the Dirt and Growing Their Own Food
As parents, we often worry about keeping our children clean and germ-free. However, research has shown that playing in the dirt can actually have many health benefits for kids, especially when it comes to growing their own food. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of kids playing in…
5 Community Benefits of Having Walkable Community Gardens
Community gardens are a fantastic addition to any neighborhood, and they provide numerous benefits to both individuals and the community as a whole. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the advantages of having community gardens within walking distance.
Kathy Mack
Kathy Mack is a devoted individual with a strong commitment to serving all members of society. With 17 years of experience in the healthcare industry, she has held various roles and dedicated herself to this field. She then made the transition to become the Director of the Phyllis Wheatley Center…
Ran Brady
Ran Brady (any pronouns) works at Knox Pride as the Chair of Community Outreach & Garden Committee managing the Community Garden that supports the Knox Pride food pantry. Ran has been gardening since 2020 after a life-long brown thumb—proving if they can learn to garden, anyone can! In their free…