Sustainable Gangstas Inc.

“The governing body reviews the 990 before submitting to the irs.”

“Sustainable gangstas inc. Monitors and enforces its conflict of interest policy through a regular review by the board of directors, during which each member provides a signed acknowledgment for the organizations records. Board members are required to disclosepotential conflicts at meetings and recuse themselves from related discussions or votes, with all disclosures and recusals documented.”

“Governing documents are available to the public upon request.”

“The purpose of sustainable g's inc shall be a charitable and educational organization that provides direct support to communities through art and wellness programming. Its mission will be expressed through but not limited to herbal training, gardening, mentorship, coaching, wellness workshops and eco-walks; to explore sustainable practices as well as conducting research and digitally archiving agricutlural heritage working with plants to promote healthy outcomes for communities. We aim to: expand on practices of advocacy at a local community level and community centered leadership we aim to: create sustainable resources and education to all people sustainable gs is a collective of farmers, herbalists, builders and advocates who believe in supporting & promoting sustainability, wellness and agriculture through community focused projects. We participate in seed exchanges, garden builds, herbal pop-ups, and research projects to support healthier outcomes for our communities and drive civic engagement.”

“In 2024, sustainable gs supported and delivered over 40 community events and programs, directly engaging more than 300 community members across san antonio. Programs focused on life skills development, agriculture, food education, gardening, and farming, advancing the organizations mission of food education and community resilience. Garden volunteer days: dozens of families and youth learned to grow food from seed to harvest, strengthening self-sufficiency and agricultural knowledge. Coalition partnerships: sustainable gs partnered with local organizations to co-host events, expanding program reach and ensuring broader community access to life skills training and agricultural resources. Community cooking & tasting events: residents came together to share recipes, food traditions, and nutrition education, deepening connections and social bonds. Hands-on farm demonstrations: participants gained direct experience with sustainable growing practices and land stewardship through live demonstrations and interactive learning. Overall, these efforts provided hundreds of participants with practical agricultural skills, strengthened community ties, and advanced food resilience within the community.”

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