Harlem Grown
Amount Raised:
$2,264
$2,264 Raised
bobby&rox;
$50
Anonymous
$40
Kako
$50
Anonymous
$26
Josh
$40
Jesse and Betsy Fink
$1,000
CW EATS VENDING CO
$250
leah and sam fischer
$100
Robert H. Einenkel
$50
PATRICIA WRAZEJ-T...
$100
Jeanne Newman
Riki Shaw
$100
Anonymous
$30
Harlem Grown
$50
Robert & Francie Einenkel
$50
Anonymous
$20
howard and nancy amols
$25
Barry Scherman
$150
HarlemGal Inc
$26
yolanda martinez (madrid,...
$30
Lorraine Cogan
$30
Frank Eersels
$26
Andy & Cathy Jacobs
$100
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
$20
Kako
$100
Ron NJ
$25
Blake Mcpherson
$30
Mark C.
$25
Anonymous
$25
Shawn Oster
$50
Mark Snyder
$25
Geoff Rollins
$25
PerrieS
$25
Anonymous
Anonymous
$30
Nancy Wozniak
$50
Words Player!
$20
Radon
$24
Jeff Roman
$25
Joanne
$25
Anonymous
$50
Scott Hanson
$10
Gigi Le Sandy
$10
Chris Rains
$30
Eileen Herrick
$10
HelgaLuise
$15
Milewalker
$30
Heather Ginty
Anonymous
$24
Kristina
$10
Anonymous
Edgardo Haro
$50
Elizabeth I
$25
Anonymous
$10
Anonymous
Anonymous
$50
Lori Peeples
$24
Damien Decker
$24
cathi gladden
$10
sweetdave
$50
sixgunne...
$25
Linda
$20
Barbara Edwards
$10
Anonymous
$20
Joy Christine
Brody Pressley
$50
Foxie111
$10
Linda Epstein
$25
Christine Correia
$100
Mary Ann Acee
$30
Stewart Shutler
$45
Anonymous
$10
Mayor Kurt Lindstrom
$25
Alynna
$25
Anonymous
$5,000
Marilee
$25
Marian Sheeran
$15
Anonymous
$50
Cathy Slaughter
$30
Simone early
Abram
$40
Anonymous
$10
JulieC
$10
Matt Muncie
$30
Jim hicks
$50
Dan Delaney
$24
Nikipad3
$25
David Golden
$24
Cindy D
$30
Donna Doremus
$100
Tanglewo...
$30
Mitch Seward
$30
Rocco Di Leo
$250
Anonymous
$25
Kako
$100
Steve Markoulis
$500
Catherine Lederer
Jenna Arnold
$15
Ann Veneman
Sascha Lewis & Natasha Blank
$100
Lindsay Ratowsky
$25
Jessica Ortner
$50
Michele Promaula...
$75
Ophira Edut & Jeffrey Sleebos
$50
Jenni Wolfson
$50
billy mig
$50
rachel miner
$100
Sara Kate Gillingh...
$25
christine Jones
$25
Rachel P. Goldstein
$50
Jason Patrick
$10
Shauna Robertson & Edward Norton
$100
Stuart Blumberg
$50
Anonymous
Laura Coholan
$10
Aileen Barry, NDI
$50
Richard P. Perano
$200
Mimi Wood
$1,000
Natasha Koifman
$300
Joshua Solomon
$100
Anonymous
$50
Berkus Family
$500
Christina Robert
$100
Anonymous
$10
Sarah B.
$30
latoria white
$25
Lynn Wright and Scott Gordon
$180
Charlie, Paulette, and Sophia Johnston
$300
Lekesha Morton
$10
Rahsaan Harris
$1,000
RENA J OLSHANSKY
$500
Richard Chang & Jessica Ulloa
$100
Victoria Larrazabal
Buffy
$50
PELLEGRINO AUTO GROUP
$500
Kristy and Milko Milkov
$1,000
Autopark Collisio...
$100
Carole & Marshall Gottsegen
$50
Victoria Larrazabal
$10
Amanda Houck
$25
Cheryl Contee
$25
Anonymous
$100
Donna Anastasi
$20
Narendra
$100
Patricia Magnuson
$25
Jason Lindner
$50
Krystle
$25
Mindy McNeely
$100
karen goldstein
John Metcalfe
$20
Edward Norton
$1,000
Anonymous
$1,000
Tony Hillery
$100
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Harlem Grown is an independent, self-funded non-profit organization that partners with the NYC Parks Department and Department of Education and a variety of food advocacy and community agriculture organizations. The main function of Harlem Grown is to connect local public schools to the greater community through the use of common garden spaces and mutually engaging activities.
We raise support for physical renovation of abandoned lots, providing the tools, supplies and manpower to physically transform wasted space into a vibrant garden classroom through a number of grant sponsored initiatives. We also work to engage pro-bono partners in developing a structured learning curriculum that let’s kids participate from the planning through the planting, crop management and harvest and finally to food preparation, nutrition and even sales.
Harlem Grown’s mission is to increase the capacity of communities and students to access nature and green spaces, to engage these communities with nutritional and outdoor educational opportunities and improve access to a wider range of healthy foods while focusing on food justice issues. We address these goals by creating ‘living classroom’ opportunities for urban and ‘at risk’ students and offering programming which allows ‘in-need’ populations to learn about agriculture, nutrition, food sourcing and business. We transform abandoned community gardens and park lots into vibrant ‘urban farms’ and, in partnership with local public schools and the community, we integrate our small farms with school curriculums thereby providing inner-city students who are traditionally cut off from access to direct experience of nature and farming a chance to learn by doing.
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