Map of 2025 Garden Grant Partners
Directory of 2025 Garden Grant Partners
Stories from Our Partners
Bountiful Harvest!
We are so proud of the amazing job that our Grow Appalachia participants are doing with their gardens this year! We would like to share some of their photos. In our
Growing Community in the Garden
Nestled in the heart of Appalachia, the Red Bird Mission has long been a beacon of resilience and community strength. Since the 1920s, the mission has been deeply involved in agricultural programs,
Grow Ohio Valley: Gardener Story
July's blog post comes from Grow OV's Backyard Gardeners participant Kasie Chastain: Being a participant in the backyard gardeners’ program with Grow Ohio Valley has been life changing for me. The guidance
Progress!
The community garden in Whitley County is taking off...finally! We got plants in the ground a mere month ago, but, with all the rain, they have tripled in size and already started
Nurturing and Growing Future Gardeners
As much as I enjoy seeing gardens thrive and provide feasts for the coming year, nothing can compare to watching our youth and teens discover the joys of gardening and food preservation-
A Lot of Sun, A Lot of Rain, A Lot to Harvest
So far, this has been a great growing season, and I’m thrilled to see gardeners reaping the rewards of their hard work. After last year’s severe drought, it’s been a welcome relief
PMSS Grow Appalachia Associate
Pine Mountain Settlement School Grow Appalachia Associate My name is Sydney Barnett and it is my pleasure to introduce myself as the current Sustainability Coordinator at Pine Mountain Settlement
Food Preservation
Food Preservation At Grow Sustainab-LEE, one of our core goals is to help Lee County residents reconnect with time-tested skills that support self-sufficiency and reduce waste. One of the most empowering tools
Planting Seeds of Change
We were honored to welcome the Vanderburgh County World Hunger Advocate Group—a passionate and service-driven 4-H Club from Evansville, IN—to our mission site! These inspiring young leaders brought energy, compassion, and a
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