

Why a Community Garden?
Community gardens provide opportunities to:
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Meet neighbors
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Bring people together from diverse backgrounds
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Provide inter-generational exposure to cultural traditions
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Offer a cultural exchange with other gardeners
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Produce a significant amount of food for the household
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Allow people from diverse backgrounds to work side-by-side on common goals
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Allow families and individuals without land of their own the opportunity to produce food
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Provide access to nutritionally rich foods that may otherwise be unavailable to low-income families and individuals
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Serve as an outdoor classroom where youth can learn valuable skills, like those involving practical math, communication, responsibility and cooperation.
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They also provide the opportunity to learn about the importance of community, stewardship and environmental responsibility
 
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