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Penn-York Valley Project GROW

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The mission of Project Grow is 

“Cultivating opportunity, education, and inspiration in our community to value, access, and grow healthy food.”  

 
Over the years, thanks to community support, Project GROW has been able to provide numerous youth programs to our valley community. 
 

We plan to continue to:

  • Build, expand, and improve our community teaching gardens
  • Educate the youth of our region by teaching them how to grow their own food, maintain healthy gardens, and prepare their own snacks and meals!
  • Grow healthy food to share with everyone in our community, including local pantries and soup kitchens, doing our very best to make sure that we are all fed (especially those who are food insecure)

We feel GRATITUDE for all of those who have supported our mission in so many ways.  Some have shown up at the garden to lend a helping hand, some have shared their individual talents behind the scenes, some have baked goodies for those working in the gardens or for Project GROW events, and some choose to support our programs with a financial donation. 

If you feel that you would like to support our good work in the community by making an online donation, click the following link for an easy, secure way to donate:   paypal.me/ProjectGrow

If you prefer to mail a donation, please copy/paste information below and include with your cash/check payment which can be mailed to us at:
 
Project GROW of Penn-York Valley (c/o UUCAS)
112 North St.
Athens, PA 18810
 
 
**All funds stay directly in your community and your donation is tax-deductible as we are a 501(c)3 organization.
 
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Together we are creating a better future!  Thank you for helping us to create a healthy and sustainable community….
 
 
 
 

Stay posted for upcoming Work Bees!

We offer a share of the harvest for work hours in our gardens (as available, seasonal) and are more than happy to sign off on community service hours for a job well done.

Come meet some really great folks and learn more about Project GROW and ongoing volunteer opportunities!

We are always recruiting garden volunteers during our growing season May-September.  Volunteers needed for watering, mowing, weeding, harvesting and local pantry delivery July-October.  All hands on deck again in mid-October (until snow falls) when we put the “beds to bed” for the winter again.  That job involves a lot of shoveling leaf mulch onto the beds and planting garlic for next Spring!

We are always looking for volunteers to lead seasonal food preservation workshops or teach classes on interesting subjects related to gardening and nutrition throughout the year.

Interested in volunteering or would like to be added to our mailing list?

Click to View Volunteer Opportunities on SignUp.com

Contact us and we can work hard to improve our community together! 

Send us an e-mail at pennyorkprojectgrow@gmail.com or give us a call at 570-731-3101.  

What are you waiting for?  Come GROW with us!

Come help us dream and envision new ways that we can continue to improve the health and well-being of our local community….

If you would just like to follow us and find out what we are up to…..

Like us on FB at valleyprojectgrow

*there is also a “Project GROW Volunteers” group for active volunteers

Follow us on Instagram: valleyprojectgrow

Send us a tweet…on Twitter: PYVProjectGROW

Thank you in advance for your feedback and of course, for your dedication to helping to support Project GROW!  Great things are sprouting….don’t you see?

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