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- Office of Energy & Sustainability
- Sears think[box]
- Facilities Services (CWRU)
- Ohio State University ExtensionÔÇÖs┬áSummer Sprout program(Cleveland's Community Gardening Program)
- University Farm (Squire Valleevue and Valley Ridge Farms)
- Richard Munizzo and John & Rebecca DuMerer - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Karen, Brian, Spencer, Nadia & Graham Dixon - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Rachel, Simon and James McCormac - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell 
- Lawrence Greksa and Jill Korbin, Anthropology, CWRU - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Joe and Theresa Hus - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Victoria Masciopinto - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Bob Erickson - In memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Susan Sheffey - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Solis-Arias family - In memory of Kathleen Dowdell & in support of the Syftestad family
- Kathleen O'Linn, Nursing CWRU - In Memory of Kathleen Dowdell
- Brian C. Gray
Garden@Case is located at the corner of Mistletoe and Magnolia Drive, near Mather Park.
Since 2012, volunteers raise the food to be donated to local hunger centers.
Current partnerships include:
- CWRU Community Pantry
- Frontline Service - Provides services and support to end homelessness, prevent suicide, resolve behavioral health crises, and overcome trauma.
It is with great sadness that we learned one of the co-founders of Garden@Case, Kathleen Dowdell, has recently passed away. See the CWRU February 1, 2017, announcement here and the obituary here. The Staff Advisory Council shared this wonderful remembrance.
In celebration and remembrance of Kathleen, family and friends donated to Garden@Case. In 2019, an event will honor Kathleen. Two apple trees have been planted and engraved hand tools have been purchased. A bench and plaque are coming soon.
History: In the spring of 2011 Case Western Reserve University Plant Services laid out the original 2500 square foot garden on the corner of Juniper and Ford. Later the garden was moved to the corner of Mistletoe and Magnolia Drive, near Mather Park. In 2017, the university remodeled the space to add raised beds, water access, a fountain, and a pollinating garden.
Volunteers:
- Various faculty, staff, and students of Case Western Reserve University
- Those employed in nearby University Circle institutions
- Those that call University Circle home
Consultants
- University Farm: http://www.facebook.com/CWRUFarm and twitter.com/cwrufarm