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Helping Communities Blossom

Lettuce Live community gardens are solution based projects that focus on equipping people with job skills, showing families how they can take control of their health,  providing food desert communities with access to fresh produce, and creating edible green spaces where healing is fostered through garden therapy.

 

Our team is made up of experienced master gardeners, horticulturist, garden educators and therapist.  We are committed to collaboration and innovation to ensure we not only understand the core needs of community, but also help them develop successfully. 

#GivingTuesday

This GivingTuesday we're asking you to help us equip families to take control of their health.

 

PayPal is offering a 100% match on donations processed on Giving Tuesday 

www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1805658

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Your support will allow us to purchase the following:


1. Curriculum that uses "food and plant life cycles to teach multiple subjects, students also learn critical thinking and problem solving as they explore, discover and create their own ecosystem".

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2. Garden tools designed for children 

 

3. Provide NO Cost workshops to the community

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Garden Therapy

Multi-use Green Space

Community gardens that are created with the entire community in mind have a higher rate of success. Our garden beds are designed to accommodate physical and mental therapy programs, those with physical limitations and the elderly.

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Community Engagement

Equipping & Educating

Often times our clients have everything they need to succeed, they just require the resources and support to make a strategic jump. We worked on this project for several months and the end result was truly spectacular. By ensuring consistent and transparent communication, our client was able to progress by leaps and bounds.

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Building Healthy Communities

For families living food deserts, community gardens are the only access they have to fresh produce.

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