Monterey Green Action
Reducing the Environmental Footprint of Monterey
www.montereygreenaction.com Monterey Green Action is committed to minimizing the environmental footprint of Monterey. We promote green policies and practices, raise awareness, and spur community action to enable a socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous Monterey. Email: MontereyGreenAction@yahoo.com http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=57638973 ...learn more
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Created: Dec 21, 2007
Updated: Oct 16, 2009
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We're a nonprofit, volunteer farming organization based at the Brigham Hill Community Farm in North Grafton, MA and Elmwood Farm in Hopkinton, MA. All the vegetables we grow are donated to hunger relief organizations in central Massachusetts.
But our volunteers benefit, too! They include students from elementary school through college, learning about agriculture, community service, and the problem of hunger here and around the world. They also include church and civic groups, who find fellowship and a meaningful way of connecting with each other and their less fortunate neighbors.
Families and individuals volunteer, too -- it's a great way to get your hands dirty helping others!
Community Harvest Project brings together volunteers - individuals and families, as well as school, church and civic groups - to grow healthy vegetables on our farms. Together, we grow tens of thousands of pounds of tomatoes, broccoli, cabbage, squash and other healthy foods, all of which are donated for hunger relief.
But our volunteers benefit, too! They include students from elementary school through college, learning about agriculture, community service, and the problem of hunger here and around the world. They also include church and civic groups, who find fellowship and a meaningful way of connecting with each other and their less fortunate neighbors.
Families and individuals volunteer, too -- it's a great way to get your hands dirty helping others!
Community Harvest Project brings together volunteers - individuals and families, as well as school, church and civic groups - to grow healthy vegetables on our farms. Together, we grow tens of thousands of pounds of tomatoes, broccoli, cabbage, squash and other healthy foods, all of which are donated for hunger relief.