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Vision
The Garden @ Case envisions local neighborhood residents experiencing positive outcomes of community gardening. Its goal as a grassroots approach includes food production and access, as well as educating about making lifestyle changes through healthy eating and cooking.
Goals
The Garden @ Case began as a pilot program in which the group could learn and grow from their initial efforts. Short and long term goals include:
Purpose
Grow produce to feed the needy including any CWRU associated persons experiencing food insecurity. Volunteers are welcome to harvest at wil. We only ask that volunteers and visitors do not over-harvest so that as many as possible can enjoy the produce.
Expectations
The volunteer suggested commitment would be to work a minimum of 2 hrs in a 2-week period, either in the garden itself and/or in garden-related activities (website, fund-raising, communications, etc.).
Vision
- To provide food for local neighborhood residents
- To educate about the health effects of eating fresh food
- To foster an environment that empowers people to create and sustain community gardens
- To cultivate support for community gardening
The Garden @ Case envisions local neighborhood residents experiencing positive outcomes of community gardening. Its goal as a grassroots approach includes food production and access, as well as educating about making lifestyle changes through healthy eating and cooking.
Goals
The Garden @ Case began as a pilot program in which the group could learn and grow from their initial efforts. Short and long term goals include:
- Encourage a group of diverse volunteers and appreciate the contributions of all
- Foster an environment of interpersonal relationships, group dynamics (planning, organizing, deciding)
- Cultivate support through networking, advocacy, and activism
Purpose
Grow produce to feed the needy including any CWRU associated persons experiencing food insecurity. Volunteers are welcome to harvest at wil. We only ask that volunteers and visitors do not over-harvest so that as many as possible can enjoy the produce.
Expectations
The volunteer suggested commitment would be to work a minimum of 2 hrs in a 2-week period, either in the garden itself and/or in garden-related activities (website, fund-raising, communications, etc.).