Provides an after-school program that focuses on community gardening and environmental programming.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

Provides community gardening 12 feet by 12 feet plots to individuals interested planting a personal garden to grow fruits and/or vegetables. Water is on the grounds and a hose is provided.

Offers plots of land for planting flowers and growing vegetables. The plots are located behind Tallmadge Lutheran Church in Tallmadge.

Community resource for families and individuals in need. Provide thrift store, Pathways to Independence financial literacy classes, emergency household items provided for those experiencing loss through fire, flood, domestic violence, etc, Jobs READY-SET-GO program, monthly food distribution, diaper distribution, and community garden.

Offers two (2) community gardens with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables where residents may pick fresh produce. - The project is a collaboration between Elyria Public Library, Hope for Futures, Our F.A.M.I.L.Y (Fathers and Mothers Involved in Local Youth), and Invest Elyria.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

Community resource for families and individuals in need. Provide thrift store, Pathways to Independence financial literacy classes, emergency household items provided for those experiencing loss through fire, flood, domestic violence, etc, Jobs READY-SET-GO program, monthly food distribution, diaper distribution, and community garden.

Provides a community garden.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

Provides recreational activities and a wide variety of programs about the natural world, geography, history and the environment for people of all ages. Offerings include hikes, lectures, school programs, games, hands-on experiences, bird walks, community gardening, photography and more. School programs are aligned with state curriculum standards.

Provides an agency garden which volunteers assist in initial tilling and sowing, daily weeding and watering, and harvesting ripe plants.

Provides a community based garden learning center for youth, adults and children. Program teaches gardening skils and offers nutrition and food preperation classes for youth and adults

The site coordinators for First Church of the Nazarene at 800 Coshocton Ave. are Tanner and Brianna Cooper-Risser. They can be reached at 717-658-0324 or [email protected]. First Church Community Garden is planning an orientation on Wednesday, May 10 at 7pm.

Provides community gardening plots to individuals interested in planting a personal garden to grow fruits and/or vegetables and/or flowers. The garden is located along Chestnut Ridge Road, across from where exit 3 comes off Route 10 and enters Chestnut Ridge Road. Free water is supplied to the plots via an extensive system of hoses that are connected to a main water source. A large tiller and a variety of garden tools are available to maintain the plots.

Offers a community gardening program at two locations.

Provides community gardening plots to individuals interested in planting a personal garden to grow fruits and/or vegetables and/or flowers. Gardens are located at Gary Park located at 4816 Richilieu Avenue and at Freedom Park on South Avenue west of Lake Breeze.

Harvest of Hope manages two community garden sites in Washington County. Plots in the garden are available to community members free of charge. Gardeners agree to donate a portion of the produce they grow for Harvest of Hope to distribute to pantries and free meal programs. The gardens serve several purposes. The vegetables meet a nutritional need for many of the families, both during the summer and throughout the year as many participants can or freeze the produce. Additionally, there is a sense of community pride that comes from the creativity and pleasure of tending an attractive garden in the middle of town.

Provides the residents of Stow with an opportunity maintain a garden plot for a nominal fee.

Provides several opportunities for individuals to participate in activities that increase wellness and creativity. Groups include a community garden, yoga, creative writing, a drumming circle, Reiki, and art classes. Program includes an annual performance by the creative writers and drummers, and showing of artwork produced by participants.

Community resource for families and individuals in need. Provide thrift store, Pathways to Independence financial literacy classes, emergency household items provided for those experiencing loss through fire, flood, domestic violence, etc, Jobs READY-SET-GO program, monthly food distribution, diaper distribution, and community garden.

Virtual support group for learning how to manage diabetes and provide support to loved ones with diabetes.

Provides community gardening 25 feet by 15 feet and 12 feet by 15 feet plots to individuals interested planting a personal garden to grow fruits and/or vegetables.

Offers two (2) community gardens with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables where residents may pick fresh produce. - The project is a collaboration between Elyria Public Library, Hope for Futures, Our F.A.M.I.L.Y (Fathers and Mothers Involved in Local Youth), and Invest Elyria.

The Community Garden project in Mount Vernon offers free garden allotments for area residents to grow their own produce and to provide fresh organic produce to local food pantries. Plot sizes average 5-by-20 feet. The community garden program has served local gardeners and food pantries for the past eight years. Community gardens are a great way to expand access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Gardening is also a great way to enjoy the outdoors, grow your own produce and increase your lifestyle activity. The community gardens offer families and individuals the opportunity to produce healthy organic produce and provide a place for gardeners to share knowledge and skills. Gardeners can also save money on food bills. One project estimated that community gardeners save between $75 to $380 in food costs each season. Mount Vernon is home to three Community Garden sites. The garden sties are free and open to anyone who is interested in learning about growing organic fresh produce. Applications are available for all three garden sites at the First Congregational United Church of Christ.