Sowing Remedies: Local High School Students Learn about Food Justice
While other students opt for spending their spring break sleeping in, these two groups of local high school students chose to spend their spring break getting their hands dirty making… Read More
Read MorePride Month Partner Highlight: Mariposas sin Fronteras
Pride Month gives us a chance to take a deeper look at some of our partners and the work they do in the community. Our partnership with Mariposas sin Fronteras… Read More
Read MoreLocal Grower Spotlight: Dreamflower Garden
To enter Lorien Tersey’s home garden in Tucson is to step into a magical realm. Fruits, vegetables, and herbs fill this peaceful oasis in the heart of a city that… Read More
Read MoreLocal Grower Spotlight: Antonio Torrez
Antonio Torrez is a Tucson based grower who has been an active member of the Abundant Harvest Cooperative (AHC) for over a decade. Through the Abundant Harvest Cooperative, local backyard… Read More
Read MoreLocal Grower Spotlight: Jorge’s Story
Jorge is so devoted to feeding all creatures that when he harvests his homegrown vegetables for the farmers’ market, he always leaves a few behind for the garden animals to… Read More
Read MorePartner Spotlight: The Native American Advancement Foundation
Hiv[h]ai is the O’odham word for sunflower. Kai means seed. For Addy, teaching kids in the GuVo district of the Tohono O’odham Nation about growing food is about more than just having something fresh to eat. “It’s… Read More
Read More“After my first volunteer shift, I went back to my car and I cried.”
“I had been donating for years, but I wanted to be closer to the work,” says volunteer Mel. “I wanted to be hands-on.” After his first shift greeting people arriving… Read More
Read More