Everyone romaine calm! Our Supporting Healthy Black Agriculture Workgroup is about to start!
Our volunteers have spent 30 hours weeding, mulching, and composting in preparation.
Thanks to your dedication we can continue fostering transformational education and trauma recovery for Black children and families through agriculture utilizing a hip-hop framework.
We would like to thank the professors at Edgewood College for donating garden tools, Bonnie for donating $150 in Home Depot gift cards, and MG&E for the amazing donation of $10,000. Our work would not be possible without your consistent enthusiasm and support.
Donate, volunteer and share our sign-up information for our SHBA workgroup. We still have room for 5 families. Adult participants receive a $50/week stipend, and children receive a $25/week stipend!
If you or anyone you know is looking for a unique and rewarding way to spend the summer with children, grandchildren, foster children, or someone you mentor, please sign up below and share the love!