Hunger For Humanity

06/24/2026

If you missed out on the first one you definitely want to be around for the next one!!!

THIS SATURDAY June 27th!!

06/22/2026

HTX! 🔥 You outside on June 27th or what?!

We’re turning the garden into a whole vibe

Yoga in the Garden is going down and it’s more than just a workout… it’s a reset. 🌿

Think:
✨ Good energy
🧘🏽‍♂️ Guided flow for ALL levels
🎶 Music, movement, and community
🌇 Houston skyline + nature vibes

If you’ve been needing a sign to unplug, stretch, and get your mind right—THIS IS IT.

Grab your mat, call your crew, and meet us in the garden. 🌱
Let’s move, breathe, and elevate together.

📅 June 27th
📍 Houston

Don’t just hear about it—be there.

06/15/2026

🧡🌻🍀 June Happenings🍀🌻🧡

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06/13/2026

Green onion anyone?

06/12/2026

Join us for a special Father’s Day Garden Event at Cloverland Garden! Bring the kids, bring dad, and let’s get our hands in the soil together.

✨ Free sunflower seeds & seedlings and other giveaways while supplies last!

📍 3801 Hickok Ln, Houston, TX
🗓 Saturday, June 20th | ⏰ 9AM–1PM

06/05/2026

06/01/2026

The Garden at Cloverland began as a vision for community, healing, and growth… and today, it stands as proof of what care, consistency, and love can build.

From the ground up, this space has become a source of nourishment, connection, and hope. And we’re just getting started. 🌻🙏🏾

05/23/2026

🌻 Today was nothing short of amazing! 👏🏾

Before the rain 🌧

New Growth. New Views. New Sights. 🙏🏾

After our yoga session in the garden we were gifted the opportunity of first glances of The Hills At Sims!

An absolute amazing view of Houstons skyline from weft of NRG to the east of Downtown Houston! 😍

Senator Rodney Ellis is truly for the people!
So rich with history, it truly made our day to have endured such a great experience!

Join us for the next one!!! 🌿🪴

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05/21/2026

The Fresh Collective Bag is more than a weekly bundle of produce—it’s the manifestation of a vision that’s been growing quietly, season by season. What you’re looking at is the outcome of early mornings, long days, trial and error, and the kind of belief that doesn’t quit when things move slow.

For a while, it was just an idea—how do we bring fresh, real food back to the community in a way that feels accessible, consistent, and rooted in purpose? It took time to source, to plan, to align the right people, and to build something that could actually sustain itself. Every detail—from what goes in the bag to how it shows up—had to be intentional.

And now… it’s happening.

This bag represents that shift—from planning to producing, from hoping to delivering. It’s fresh food, yes—but it’s also proof. Proof that something grown with care, built with community in mind, and backed by real effort can come together in a tangible way.
Hunger For Humanity isn’t just talking about impact anymore—it’s putting it in your hands, one harvest at a time.