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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 donate to the needy through a food bank, with extra produce available for the volunteers' own use.
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 donate to the needy through a food bank, with extra produce available for the volunteers' own use.
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.).