Gardens For Good:
Plant It Forward®

• Brooklyn community heights garden – Nashville, TN
• Fresh Roots Urban Farm – Vancouver, BC
• Galvez garden – New Orleans, LA
• Grow your own food garden – Clarington, ON
• harvest Haven – London, ON
• IRCOM greening program – Winnipeg, MB
• Land to learn school food gardens – Newburgh, NY
• paradise parking plots community garden – Kent, WA
• Re:Vision – Denver, CO
• samaritan Farm – Rogers, AR
• seeds of harmony – Portland, OR
• skyline urban ministry garden – Oklahoma City, OK
• Tapley court community garden – Springfield, MA
• the sharing farm – Richmond, BC
• Vallejo People’s Garden – Vallejo, CA

• Bowman Elementary’s Urban Garden Program – Anchorage, AK
• Chelsea Urban Farm – Chelsea, MA
• Cultivating Change at 509 Hanson! – Whitehorse, YU
• Deep Roots – Earleville, MD
• Downtown Eastside Urban Farm – Vancouver, BC
• Green Acre Community Garden – Paterson, NJ
• Healthy for Life Garden Program – Rapid City, SD
• Indigenous Roots Forever – Pawcatuck, CT
• Jardin communautaire de Shippagan – Shippagan, NB
• Maple Alley Inn Community Garden – Bellingham, WA
• Michigan Urban Farming Initiative – Detroit, MI
• New Start Community Garden – Burien, WA
• Pitney Meadows Community Gardens – Saratoga Springs, NY
• Project Sweetie Pie – Minneapolis, MN
• The Everybody Eats Together Garden – Atlanta, GA
• The Grove Garden Project – St. Louis, MO
• Tsi’thotuhutsya:te (The Creators Land) – Oneida Nation of the Thames, ON
• Variety Garden and Greenhouse – Worcester, PA
• VEG (Valleycliffe Edible Garden) and Beyond – Squamish, BC
• West Broad Street YMCA Garden – Savannah, GA
• West Island Mission – Food Bank – Pointe-Claire, QC
• YES Prep Public Schools – North Forest Elementary – Houston, TX

• The YAM Project – in Sudbury, Ontario
• Growing Roots – in Pomona, California
• Garden Joy – in Ripon, California

St Louisville, KY (at Shawnee People’s Garden, supported by Louisville Grows)

Shawnee People’s Garden was once an empty city lot in the middle of an urban food desert. But then citizens and local non-profit, Louisville Grows, transformed it to an oasis of organic greens. Among its gardeners was BJ Jones, who distributed his crops to folks in need. With Gardens for Good, Jones’ donations have grown and its founders now instruct others how to garden and how to create community gardens in other Louisville food deserts.

Bayside, New York 

As New York’s first children’s hospital, St. Mary’s Foundation for Children aims to brighten up the days of its nearly 2,000 patients. Providing long-term health, the hospital teaches its children about gardening and healthy eating. With the help of Good for Gardens, the hospital aims to collaborate with more local schools and youth-based groups. Together they take part in urban farming on a dedicated one-acre plot of land.

Kahului, Hawaii (Hāli’imaile Community Garden)

The Goodwill Garden is dedicated to building food sustainability in a place where one out of seven people go hungry. The gardening space is in Kahului, Hawaii as part of a larger project whose goal is to provide access to fresh produce. The vegetables grown are donated weekly to food banks, which results in several hundred pounds of produce each month. The project serves all Maui, where 18,600 residents seek help from food banks.

Hamilton, Ontario

Oliver’s Food Project sprouted from curiosity when two siblings saw children rummaging through the recycling. The siblings Oliver and Piper’s mother explained the children were doing so to get money for food. This idea did not sit well with Oliver, who then created the garden project in Hamilton, Ontario. The family began selling their vegetables, where 100 per cent of sales went straight to local youth charities. The project has since expanded across five more gardens within their neighborhood.