URBAN COMMUNITY FARM
Featuring experimental hydroponics
FOR ALL GRADES & AGES
Urban Community Farm
IWMF’s Urban Community Farm was initiated in 2018 with the goal of advancing urban agriculture. We have a vision for a local, ecologically driven, urban farm that could offer city dwellers the freshest and highest quality fruits and vegetables, year-round, at low prices and employment opportunities. It was inspired by innovation and technology, driven by a sense of duty to address community wellness and ecological issues facing our agricultural system, and motivated by a foundation’s penchant for challenge.
Our Aims …
- Promote a diversity of approaches to sustainable gardening
- Encourage co-operation, education and community involvement centered around organic gardening
- Share and develop knowledge and practice of organic gardening
- Promote well-being by providing access to garden space and to public gathering spaces
- Encourage and maintain a sustainable method of bio-diverse gardening
Eligibility
Our volunteers can include:
- Individuals
- Senior Citizens
- Neighborhood Associations
- Youth Groups
- Schools
- Scouts
- Church Groups
- Businesses
Interested in helping with this program?
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Interested?
If you are a youth or parent seeking a program that can provide academic tutoring, college/career planning, 21st-century work skill knowledge, mentoring, or just a place to be challenged and grow? Contact us with any questions? … Contact us at info@iwmf2.org