Community Food Garden

Community Food Garden Learning, growing, & giving Urban Farm for our community. A center to learn how to grow food and feed your community. God bless our Urban Farm.

A center to learn how to grow food and feeding the hungry with hope, helping our world one community at a time. Starting the garden is my way of finally "doing something." The purpose of the Urban Farm is to serve as a learning, growing, giving center for the local community. Educating on topics such as growing food, wellness and health insights, and Christ Jesus. Our Urban Farm will grow and dona

te food to an identified underprivileged local area. Also, offer land, and community members can grow and learn with us on site. We hope to influence others to donate their harvest small or big, furthermore we want to be a reflection of hope. Our Urban Farm and learning center plans to host Science class field trips for the local schools. Other purposes of the Urban Farm and uniting our community include relief to the distressed, lessening the burdens of the government and neighborhood tensions, eliminating prejudice and discrimination, and combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency. Our Urban Farm is a community project and relies on volunteers, donations, and love. The goal is to work together to pay-it-forward, feed the hungry, discover a new way, make new friends, and celebrate at harvest time. Thank you for liking our page, sharing our journey, and support of any kind.

08/28/2026

👀 Ever looked back at something and thought, “Wow… that wasn’t what I thought it was at all”?

We’ve all been there. Sometimes what looks like a roadblock is just something we can’t see around yet.

Give it a minute. Look at it from another angle. Ask questions. Pray about it. Sometimes changing where you’re standing changes everything you see. 🕊️



Image quote by, Chuck D. Pierce

Our dream wasn’t far-fetched back in 2018!
08/27/2026

Our dream wasn’t far-fetched back in 2018!

Learn how public schools and school districts may apply for federal grants to support innovative, effective nutrition interventions.

08/27/2026

The USDA has announced more than $90 million in additional support for school meal programs across the country.

At Moms Across America, we know firsthand how badly this is needed. When we tested school lunches from across the country, we found pesticides, heavy metals and other concerning contaminants in meals being served to our children. We cannot expect kids to learn, grow and thrive when the food they depend on every day is working against their health.

We thank the USDA for putting additional resources toward our school meal programs for healthier, cleaner food for our children!

Our kids deserve real food at school. 🇺🇸

We hope these funds are specifically designated to, or school food directors will choose to, purchase non toxic nutrient dense food, locally, as much as possible

08/27/2026

🌿 Some days you just need to take care of YOU.

Eat something that nourishes you. Get outside. Move your body. Laugh. Rest. Pray. Sit quietly with God for a while. 🤍

Taking care of yourself isn’t wasted time. Those little moments have a way of strengthening you from the inside out.

God truly flipped the script! It was a long wait but here we are.The paradigm shift is finally visible.
08/25/2026

God truly flipped the script!
It was a long wait but here we are.
The paradigm shift is finally visible.

Real doctors, real information, real solutions, watch the MAHA™ Movie that could change your life.

Love it! We saw this happening during all our road trips, but even more so the last 12 months 👍🏽
08/23/2026

Love it!
We saw this happening during all our road trips, but even more so the last 12 months 👍🏽

RFK Jr. says 26,000 farmers have applied to transition to regenerative agriculture.

USDA has allocated $700 million to help conventional farmers make the switch.

The response is the largest the agency has ever seen.

Regenerative agriculture can rebuild depleted soil, improve water retention, and produce more nutrient-dense food.

It can also reduce farmers’ dependence on costly chemical inputs and open access to foreign markets that restrict American produce over chemical use.

Farmers want healthier soil, stronger farms, and healthier families.

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