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GreenThumb Bylaws requirement
As GreenThumb gets ready to re-license community gardens in 2019, they have announced a new requirement: community garden groups must have bylaws before they can become re-licensed.
Fore more info, click HERE
Youth Farm Market is Open!
The 2018 market season is in full swing at the Youth Farm.
Load up on fresh, locally grown produce at an amazing youth-powered farmers market every Wednesday from 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm through October 31st. The market is located right on the Youth Farm at 600 Kingston Avenue in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
The Youth Farm team sells community favorites like collards, callalloo, tomatoes, cucumbers, fresh flowers and more! The market accepts EBT, WIC, Health Bucks, and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program Coupons.
For more info CLICK HERE
2018 Annual Meeting
February 26th, 6 pm to 8 pm
GGs members, community gardeners, and community garden supporters: please join us for an evening of conversation. Learn about GGs programs for 2018.
Enjoy our featured speaker: Ben Flanner, CEO and Co-Founder of Brooklyn Grange
We will gather at the First Presbyterian Church at 12 W. 12th Street in Manhattan, just west of 5th Avenue.
Enjoy food and refreshments. Free raffle!
Positive RSVPs, please. Click HERE or call 212.594.2155, ext 4
Jack Johnson is matching donations to Green Guerillas!
Green Guerillas is teaming up with Jack Johnson on his 2017 Summer Tour and All at Once, a social action network connecting people to nonprofits.
Jack Johnson’s charity is currently matching donations to Green Guerillas.* Please support us right now and your money will be doubled by the Johnson Ohana Foundation.
DONATE Now!
* up to $2,500
GGs 2017 Annual Meeting – April 19th
April 19th, 6 pm to 8 pm
GGs members, community gardeners, and community garden supporters: please join us for an evening of conversation. Learn about GGs programs for 2017.
Enjoy our featured speaker:
Michael Ableman, farmer and author of Street Farm: Growing Food, Jobs, and Hope on the Urban Frontier, an inspirational account of residents in the notorious Low Track in Vancouver, British Columbia―who joined together to create an urban farm as a means of addressing the chronic problems in their neighborhood. It is a story of recovery, of land and food, of people, and of the power of farming and nourishing others as a way to heal our world and ourselves.
We will gather at the First Presbyterian Church at 12 W. 12th Street in Manhattan, just west of 5th Avenue.
Enjoy food and refreshments. Free raffle!
Positive RSVPs, please. Click HERE or call 212.594.2155, ext 4