Relocated an existing native plant garden to a publicly accessible area call the Red Barn Reserve.

Installed irrigation at several of the Franklinton Gardens. Franklinton Farm’s mission is to nourish neighborhood wellbeing and connection through farming, gardening and education.

Supported the Teen Corp garden program by funding a new irrigation system. Teen Corps is a high impact program for teens providing hands on experiences in urban farming.

Provided annuals for a renovated bed with an enlarged stone perimeter.

Provided much-needed employee support of their South Side Community Gardens.

In collaboration with My Project USA grant funding was used to build raised gardens in a former abandoned urban area in the Hilltop.

Created a Shakespeare Garden which will be part of a planned Open Theater outdoor space supporting programming for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities.

Revitalized Southside abandoned urban farm to include a community garden, mushroom production,  research plot , “Become a Farmer” program and native landscape installation around the perimeter.

Supported a Grow Healthy, free educational and outreach community gardening program targeted to low income residents.

Improved the landscaping at the Drop-In Center’s front entrance. Star House provides a home and a chance to thrive for young people in Central Ohio. 

Replaced and expanded the raised beds in the South Garden . All produce raised in these gardens is donated to local food pantries.

Created of an outdoor classroom and a pollinator meadow for Columbus Valley Forge Elementary School.

Created a recovery garden for Maryhaven Residents.

A special request was made to assist in restoring the Museum’s Historic Garden after significant damage due to a plumbing  failure. The gardens are representative of those found in stately 1842 gardens and provided a perfect setting when The Robbins Hunter Museum hosted our 2017 flower show! 

Expanded the program Backyard Family Garden Project by adding 10 new beds. The program provides free backyard raised bed gardens to grow vegetables and flowers with expert mentorship for families who live in the low income neighborhood of the Hilltop.

Relocated an existing native plant garden to a publicly accessible area called the Red Barn Reserve.

Installed irrigation at several of the Franklinton Gardens. Franklinton Farm’s mission is to nourish neighborhood wellbeing and connection through farming, gardening and education.

Supported the Teen Corp garden program by funding a new irrigation system. Teen Corps is a high impact program for teens providing hands on experiences in urban farming.

Provided annuals for a renovated bed with an enlarged stone perimeter.

Provided much-needed employee support of their South Side Community Gardens.

In collaboration with My Project USA raised gardens were built in a former abandoned urban area in the Hilltop.

Created a Shakespeare Garden which will be part of a planned Open Theater outdoor space supporting programming for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities.

Revitalized an Southside abandoned urban farm to include a community garden, mushroom production,  research plot , “Become a Farmer” program and native landscape installation around the perimeter.

Supported Grow Healthy, free educational and outreach community gardening program targeted to low income residents.

Improved the landscaping at the Drop-In Center’s front entrance. Star House provides a home and a chance to thrive for young people in Central Ohio. 

Replaced and expanded the raised beds in the South Garden . All produce raised in these gardens is donated to local food pantries.

Created of an outdoor classroom and a pollinator meadow for Columbus Valley Forge Elementary School

Created a recovery garden for Maryhaven Residents.

A special request was made to assist in restoring the Museum’s Historic Garden after significant damage due to a plumbing  failure. The gardens are representative of those found in stately 1842 gardens and provided a perfect setting when The Robbins Hunter Museum hosted our 2017 flower show! 

Expanded the program Backyard Family Garden Project by adding 10 new beds. The program provides free backyard raised bed gardens to grow vegetables and flowers with expert mentorship for families who live in the low income neighborhood of the Hilltop.