Connect Your Garden to the Community

And get everyone involved

The Children's Garden Network is about community - building common ground and connecting people and places together in a common effort.

An important part of Campaign 2010 is to engage the many people and organizations that can bring a healthy community spirit to your garden education program, including:

1. Garden, plant and flower clubs and organizations
2. Land trusts, Environmental and Conservation groups
3. Scouts
4. Seniors & Senior Centers
5. 4-H Clubs
6. FFA programs
7. Boys and Girls clubs
8. Church groups
9. Colleges & Universities
10. Hospitals and Health Care Facilities

Community Building Tips

Invite members of your community from many different groups and organizations to participate in your garden education program's activities and events.

Ask them to consider holding a fundraising event for your program.

Invite them to build a companion children's garden at their location.

Get Involved.