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About Project FoodPatch
 View Project FoodPatch calendar online.
See pictures of the garden and its wonderful volunteers from this summer!
Harvest 2010 by the numbers
Watch a three minute clip to get a feel for Project FoodPatch.
If you are interested in participating please contact Shari Prest, Garden Coordinator at sprest@projectfoodstock.org or
call 952-469-1916.
Please note the new garden location! Also, in case of (or even the possibility of) inclimate weather, please be be sure to check your email prior to heading out to the garden.
Directions to the site (Updated May 2010)
- Go to the intersection of Dodd and Cedar Avenue (the intersection where CVS, Cub foods, etc. are)
- Head south on Cedar Avenue for 1-2 blocks (you will pass 179th Street)
- On the right hand side of Cedar Avenue you will see a long driveway
- Pull into the driveway and park on the right hand side
- The field is immediately to the right (north) of the driveway
Project FoodStock launched Project FoodPatch in 2009 as part of its ongoing
effort to "engage and mobilize the people of our community to feed the hungry."
We are planting the FoodPatch garden this summer - 2010! Joe Miller of
Country Joe Homes is partnering
with us again by providing a large garden plot near Dodd and Cedar Avenue in Lakeville. We will be
planting a vegetable and fruit garden so that we can give the fresh produce to
those in need. It continues to be an ideal space and we will be building on last year's success.
It is up to us to plant, label, nurture, weed, harvest and distribute the food to local food shelves.
If you have the time or interest or if you happen to have one thumb that is green,
please consider helping us make this a successful and meaningful project.
As with all Project FoodStock initiatives this will depend entirely upon volunteers like you.
We hope you will choose to volunteer once or more and maybe even be put on a
regular schedule. Whatever help you can provide will be appreciated and will support
the ongoing work of eliminating hunger in our communities. We also invite volunteers
at the garden to enjoy some of the fruits of their labor and take some produce home.
See pictures of last year's garden (summer 2009)!
Harvest 2009 by the numbers
Read about some of our volunteers' garden stories from 2009.
We will have some tools but if you have a spade, weeder, garden gloves, etc. please bring them for the time you are there.
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