Hope Gardens

“Expenses advertising 487 office supplies 1,137 workers comp insurance 1,503 insurance 845 professional development 545 greenhouse supplies 892 supplies 5,800 bank charges 25 mileage reimbursement 2,599 non-investment depreciation 4,916 total 18,749”

“Furniture and fixtures 0 4,916 less accumulated depreciation 0 4,916 total 0 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 8”

“By partnering with schools, parents and community leaders, we believe we can help local food systems empower individuals to learn new ways of seeing and engaging with the world. We believe change can start with a bit of knowledge and a small seed in the hand of a child. The mission of hope gardens is to teach sustainable, no-till organic gardening practices that are used to supply healthy, affordable sources of food. As a resource for teachers and administrators who are looking for new ways to teach and implement self-sustaining food programs, hope gardens provides hands-on learning experiences that teach students the art and science of growing food. As a resource to the community we offer regenerative gardening workshops and consultation, and in so doing connect the generations and broaden community access to healthy and affordable food. Our expectation is that these projects can eventually be expanded to larger community by empowering people to grow their own food and inspire others to do the same.”

“By partnering with schools, parents and community leaders, we believe we can help local food systems empower individuals to learn new ways of seeing and engaging with the world. We believe change can start with a bit of knowledge and a small seed in the hand of a child. The mission of hope gardens is to teach sustainable, no-till organic gardening practices that are used to supply healthy, affordable sources of food. As a resource for teachers and administrators who are looking for new ways to teach and implement self-sustaining food programs, hope gardens provides hands-on learning experiences that teach students the art and science of growing food. As a resource to the community we offer regenerative gardening workshops and consultation, and in so doing connect the generations and broaden community access to healthy and affordable food. Our expectation is that these projects can eventually be expanded to larger community by empowering people to grow their own food and inspire others to do the same.”