Growing Produce and Creating Community

The Seeds of Faith Community Garden is an on-campus garden purposed for creating a place for learning, fellowship, and providing food for local food pantries. In 2010-11 growing season, the garden was established with seven volunteers, an empty plot of land, one hose, and 100 cinder blocks. God has faithfully grown thousands of pounds of fresh produce for families at ECHO and Hope For Her. The Garden donates over 2,000 pounds every garden season to local food pantries. 

How Can I Get Involved?

The garden is divided into two sections: the individual grower beds, and the donation beds. The individual grower beds are rented out to those who would like to grow their own produce. The donation beds are run by volunteers who grow produce donated to ECHO and Hope For Her. 

The best way to serve in the garden is to help at our community garden work days. On the second Saturday of each month, from 8-10am, people of all ages, expertise, and lack thereof, come together and manage the garden. In the past we have built fences, mulched walkways, harvested produce, weeded plots, and more! There's a job for everyone. There's no sign up needed, just bring a water bottle and wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty!

All hours served can be applied to the Bright Futures Scholarship program.

Contact Us!

If you would like to get involved, or have any questions, you can reach us at .

Check out our Facebook page! Follow us for frequent updates and photos of the garden.