School Gardens

We partner with our neighbors and neighborhood schools to cultivate gardens centered around building community. Cosecha Community Gardens are spaces where children and youth can learn and their families can gather and cultivate their own food.

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Whitsitt and Wright School Gardens

These gardens feed bodies and minds! In each of our school gardens there is room to learn and space to grow food. We share the food grown in the gardens with students, families, and staff of the schools.

A garden with rows of tomato plants supported by stakes and wire, surrounded by green grass and a fence, with houses and trees in the background on a sunny day.

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Woodbine Community Garden

Located adjacent to the Woodbine Public Health Clinic, this garden is a place to bring neighbors together, foster educational opportunities, and promote health and well being through giving families an opportunity to grow their own food.

Interested in getting involved?

Head over to our volunteer page for open opportunities!