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Who we are: The Edible Peace Patch Project is a not for profit organization whose mission is to address the impacts of poverty on education and diet-related health issues in Pinellas County by building and operating a model community education and development social enterprise project rooted in sustainable urban agriculture based local food system. We currently operate four schoolyard gardens in south side Title 1 elementary schools including Campbell Park Elementary, Lakewood Elementary, Maximo Elementary, Sanderlin IB World School. Build gardens. Feed bodies. Grow community. Expand minds. The Edible Peace Patch Projects gardens are organic and designed using a modified hugelkutur technique by which we build beds atop underground compost. This technique builds rich healthy soils in what is otherwise a harsh and nutrient deficient sugar sand, contributes to water retention and water conservation, and produces robust healthy plants. Sharing the garden with children in hopes of a healthier community. You can be a cornerstone to this project! We are seeking at least 20 Founders -- individuals, partners, families, foundations, businesses, and groups – each willing to contribute $5,000 toward our goal. Help us begin to address the educational challenges and diet-related health issues in our community. Help us build a model for other communities to do the same. Help us build urban agriculture as a community solution here in St. Petersburg. For more information and to get involved visit www.peacepatch.org T h e E d i b l e P e a c e P a t c h Grow community. Build gardens. Feed bodies. Expand minds. Rebekah Ronningen 719 West 47th Street Palmetto, FL 34221 The Edible Peace Patch Project Volunteer Opportunity If you have an interest in sustainable initiatives, gaining valuable education experience and supporting your local community there is an opportunity at the Peace Patch for you! We are now recruiting to get students involved in the Garden Education Program. The Garden Education Program gives ambitious college students and community members an opportunity to engage in working with dynamic elementary students. As a member of the program you learn the value of experiential learning and sustainable agriculture while getting experience in education. If you are interested in this opportunity we will be holding another meeting for students Friday, February 7 Time and venue February 7, 2014 | 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Peach Patch Office 622 1st Ave. South, Suite #2 Saint Petersburg, Florida [email protected] www.peacepatch.org T h e E d i b l e P e a c e P a t c h The Edible Peace Patch Project Presentation for The Edible Peace Patch Project T h e E d i b l e P e a c e P a t c h
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Who we are:The Edible Peace Patch Project is a not for profi t organization whose mission is to address the impacts of poverty on education and diet-related health issues in Pinellas County by building and operating a model community education and development social enterprise project rooted in sustainable urban agriculture based local food system.
We currently operate four schoolyard gardens in south side Title 1 elementary schools including Campbell Park Elementary, Lakewood Elementary, Maximo Elementary, Sanderlin IB World School.
Build gardens. Feed bodies.
Grow community.Expand minds.
The Edible Peace Patch Projects gardens are organic and designed using a modified hugelkutur technique by which we build beds atop underground compost. This technique builds rich healthy soils in what is otherwise a harsh and nutrient deficient sugar sand, contributes to water retention and water conservation, and produces robust healthy plants. Sharing the garden with children in hopes of a healthier community.
You can be a cornerstone to this project! We
are seeking at least 20 Founders
-- individuals, partners, families,
foundations, businesses, and groups
– each willing to contribute $5,000
toward our goal. Help us begin to address the
educational challenges and diet-related health issues in our
community. Help us build a model for other
communities to do the same. Help us build urban agriculture as
a community solution here in St.
Petersburg.For more information and to get
involved visit www.peacepatch.org
The E
dib
le Peace Patch Grow community.
Build gardens. Feed bodies. Expand minds.
Rebekah Ronningen719 West 47th Street Palmetto, FL 34221
The Edible Peac
e Patch Project
Volunteer Opportunity
If you have an interest in sustainable initiatives, gaining valuable
education experience and supporting your local community there is
an opportunity at the Peace Patch for you!
We are now recruiting to get students involved in the Garden
Education Program. The Garden Education Program gives
ambitious college students and community members an opportunity
to engage in working with dynamic elementary students.
As a member of the program you learn the value of experiential
learning and sustainable agriculture while getting experience in
education.If you are interested in this opportunity we will be holding another
meeting for students Friday, February 7
Time and venue
February 7, 2014 | 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Peach Patch Offi ce622 1st Ave. South, Suite #2
Saint Petersburg, Florida
www.peacepatch.org
The E
dible Peace P
atch
The Edible Peace Patch Project
Presentation for The Edible Peace Patch Project
The E
dible
Peace Patch
Who we are:The Edible Peace Patch Project is a not for profi t organization whose mission is to address the impacts of poverty on education and diet-related health issues in Pinellas County by building and operating a model community education and development social enterprise project rooted in sustainable urban agriculture based local food system.
We currently operate four schoolyard gardens in south side Title 1 elementary schools including Campbell Park Elementary, Lakewood Elementary, Maximo Elementary, Sanderlin IB World School.
Build gardens. Feed bodies.
Grow community.Expand minds.
Volunteer Opportunity If you have an interest in sustainable initiatives, gaining valuable education experience and supporting your local community there is an opportunity at the Peace Patch for you!
We are now recruiting to get students involved in the Garden Education Program. The Garden Education Program gives ambitious college students and community members an opportunity to engage in working with dynamic elementary students.
As a member of the program you learn the value of experiential learning and sustainable agriculture while getting experience in education.
If you are interested in this opportunity we will be holding another meeting for students Friday, February 7
Time and venue February 7, 2014 | 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Peach Patch Offi ce622 1st Ave. South, Suite #2Saint Petersburg, [email protected] Th
e Edi
ble Peace P
atch The Edible Peace Patch Project
The Edible Peace Patch Project
You can be a cornerstone to this project! We
are seeking at least 20 Founders -- individuals, partners, families, foundations, businesses, and groups – each willing to contribute $5,000 toward our goal. Help us begin to address the educational challenges and diet-related health issues in our community.
Help us build a model for other communities to do the same.
Help us build urban agriculture as a community solution here in St. Petersburg.
For more information and to get involved visit www.peacepatch.org
The E
dible
Peace Patch Grow community.
Build gardens. Feed bodies. Expand minds.
Rebekah Ronningen719 West 47th Street Palmetto, FL 34221
