Thursday, 1 July 2021

Fresh Food for Volunteering: Community Gardens

COMMUNITY GARDENS


Get plants! Trade plants! Volunteer. Learn things. Get help from people who know best! 

These groups often take your food and yard waste for compost (except for meats + dairy, used paper towels, and some other goods.) They also need volunteers to help with different types of gardening duties like soil management, weed pulling, picking fresh food, and more. Each garden has different needs, and needs change throughout the year. 

Community gardens are an excellent way to get exercise, meet neighbours + form strong social ties, and have access to the freshest foods possible.


A listing site of various community gardens, plus how to start your own with your college, neighbourhood, or if you find the time and space to build one.


Fresh food in the food deserts of East Tampa! Get resources on healthy meal planning, recipes, snack ideas, easy to make smoothies (I freeze them for popsicles to keep fruits fresh all year!), and more. Also learn how you can plant your OWN small garden in an urban space!

Garden Steps Coordinator: Karen Elizabeth
Phone - 813-463-2660 (Call or Text)
Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri, 9:00 to 4:00

 
A community garden on a city lot. Grow, volunteer, learn about food production and the food cycle. Facebook (link)
 

They accept composting materials all the time! Ask about volunteer work and visit the garden. Facebook (link)

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