Garden City Harvest builds community through agriculture by growing produce with and for people with low-incomes, offering education and training in ecologically conscious agriculture, and using our sites for the personal restoration of youth and adults. Learn more about our Community Gardens and Neighborhood Farms.
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Northwest teens are making a differenceAlaska Airlines, Horizon Edition, Scott Driscoll, December 2011 This past spring, Flower Share was cultivated on a 10-acre farm outside Missoula, Montana. Nestled in the Rattlesnake Valley and offering a fantasitc view of Stuart Peak, the farm is a partnership between a nonprofit agency, Garden City Harvest, and the University of Montana's Environmental Studies program. Read more (flip to page 58!). . . |
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Garden City Harvest's mobile gardenKPAX, Robin O'Day, 8/28/2011 MISSOULA- Garden City Harvest has been visiting low income senior citizen housing developments to sell local and organic produce at a fraction of the store price since 2008. Read more. . . |
We depend on our community to staff and run our programs that deliver over 20,000 meals to the Missoula Food Bank, 30,000 pounds of food to Missoulians in need, and bring over 3,000 kids up to the PEAS farm to eat some kale and learn about farm ecology. Click here to donate now.
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