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​The Fisherman's Garden
CONNECTIONS
Our project has been shaped by the many people and organizations with whom we have collaborated to help start changing our culture and community. Hunger, poor nutrition, and the unsustainable waste of resources evident in our food distribution system have led us to the conclusion that food resiliency is critical. We are committed to build a coalition of individuals and organizations to begin to change our food culture by helping people to start gardens at home, encourage the support of local, sustainable agriculture, and in the process re-invigorate our local economy.
​Why Gardening?​
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Food Resiliency
Healthy Eating
Get Exercize
Save Money
Family Fun
Build Community
Environmentally Responsible
Spiritual Growth
​Work with us to build food security-
We have a vision of spreading our formula for building educational gardens, helping people to start gardens at home and building community based coalitions of groups and individuals who share a vision of food security.
The opportunity to do service in our own community is incredibly rewarding. Many towns and counties in America need people with vision to believe that a homegrown movement to reinvigorate our communities can and will improve our quality of life. Join us in our effort to make our communities stronger.
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​Thanks to these organizations and individuals-
Yokefellow Ministries
Unity Park and Community Garden
St. James Episcopal Church
Caldwell County Habitat for Humanity
Foothills Transition
Caldwell County Cooperative Extension
Jonathan Tucker
​Devin Koser
The Berry Family
The members of the Unitarian Universalists of Caldwell County
Eston Werts
​Seth Nagy
​Robb Worthington and Jacqui Riordan