Simon’s Community Gardens
Tax deductible
**We are currently seeking funding to help develop East Winston's ONLY universally accessible area which includes all of the following features:
- gravel-paved produce garden with 12 table beds ranging in height from 32" to 38" inches (these beds can accommodate gardeners with physical restrictions that make traditional raised-bed gardening difficult or impossible, including gardeners using wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices)
- gravel-paved community herb garden open to everyone and accessible to individuals using wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices
- gravel-paved shade/rest area surrounded by a NC native wildflower meadow
We have secured partial funding for this project through small grants, but we still have a ways to go. Your donation will help make this dream a reality for the gardeners living in these communities who may not otherwise have access to resources for growing, harvesting, and enjoying their own sustainably-grown produce! Please make a donation today!**
READ BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON WHAT WE ARE DOING IN SIMON'S COMMUNITY GARDENS:
The Friends of Simon’s Community Gardens need your support to increase access to education and fresh produce in East and Southeast Winston. Your donation will help provide garden resources including bed rental fees and plants/seeds for community members who cannot afford them, as well as provide financial support for our garden education programs including our monthly “Arts in the Garden”, "Youth Garden Club", “Workshops in the Garden”, and “Cooking in the Garden” series. Contributions will also support our weekly Farmer’s Market aiming to increase access to fresh produce for residents living in this noted food desert. Thanks in advance for your support!
If you are unable to help out monetarily, we can always use volunteer help as well. Contact the Community Gardens Manager, Kyle Luth ([email redacted]), for more information on how you can help us accomplish our mission of improving health and education in East and Southeast Winston-Salem!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
Visit our website (http://www.sgacdc.org/community-garden.html) or follow us on social media to stay up to date on the ways Simon’s Community Gardens is helping to empower Winston-Salem communities through education and access to healthy fruits and vegetables!
Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (@Simonscommunitygardens)
- gravel-paved produce garden with 12 table beds ranging in height from 32" to 38" inches (these beds can accommodate gardeners with physical restrictions that make traditional raised-bed gardening difficult or impossible, including gardeners using wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices)
- gravel-paved community herb garden open to everyone and accessible to individuals using wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices
- gravel-paved shade/rest area surrounded by a NC native wildflower meadow
We have secured partial funding for this project through small grants, but we still have a ways to go. Your donation will help make this dream a reality for the gardeners living in these communities who may not otherwise have access to resources for growing, harvesting, and enjoying their own sustainably-grown produce! Please make a donation today!**
READ BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON WHAT WE ARE DOING IN SIMON'S COMMUNITY GARDENS:
The Friends of Simon’s Community Gardens need your support to increase access to education and fresh produce in East and Southeast Winston. Your donation will help provide garden resources including bed rental fees and plants/seeds for community members who cannot afford them, as well as provide financial support for our garden education programs including our monthly “Arts in the Garden”, "Youth Garden Club", “Workshops in the Garden”, and “Cooking in the Garden” series. Contributions will also support our weekly Farmer’s Market aiming to increase access to fresh produce for residents living in this noted food desert. Thanks in advance for your support!
If you are unable to help out monetarily, we can always use volunteer help as well. Contact the Community Gardens Manager, Kyle Luth ([email redacted]), for more information on how you can help us accomplish our mission of improving health and education in East and Southeast Winston-Salem!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
Visit our website (http://www.sgacdc.org/community-garden.html) or follow us on social media to stay up to date on the ways Simon’s Community Gardens is helping to empower Winston-Salem communities through education and access to healthy fruits and vegetables!
Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (@Simonscommunitygardens)
Organizer
Kyle Luth
Organizer
Winston-Salem, NC
S G Atkins Community Development Corporation
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
