The Garden Project
With Garden Director: David Rude
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With Garden Director: David Rude
Page Under Construction
The Garden Project is a "small but mighty" education-based garden used for health benefits on many levels. The garden is a feature of our joyful encounter program. It provides food, a place of learning, growth and giving back. The garden has been designed to be accessible for disabled visitors.
Volunteers interested in helping and maintaining the garden project are always welcome and will share in the harvest as a part of our co-op based system.
Volunteers interested in helping and maintaining the garden project are always welcome and will share in the harvest as a part of our co-op based system.
The Benefits of the Garden Project
The Garden Project promotes a quality of life and discovery through "being" in nature and the grounding benefits of interaction with gardening in the earth. With technology, and the stresses of life at an all time high pace, many people are being pulled farther away from their roots in nature. Adults and generations of children are losing the connection of growing their own food, knowing where it comes from, and even forgetting or not knowing how to cook nutritious and health beneficial foods. Getting into nature and gardening is proven to be both beneficial and therapeutic on many levels.
Learn useful gardening techniques while having the opportunity to socialize, exercise, and relax in the natural and peaceful of the garden, forest, and horse surroundings.
Learn useful gardening techniques while having the opportunity to socialize, exercise, and relax in the natural and peaceful of the garden, forest, and horse surroundings.
Volunteers
The Gypsy Magic Equine Outreach Community Garden is in search of volunteers or those seeking community service hours! We are a non-profit organization that utilizes Gypsy Horses for therapeutic use and the garden is a feature of our program. To volunteer, Please CONTACT DAVID RUDE
You MUST fill out a Gypsy Magic Equine Outreach Volunteer Program Liability Waiver. Please print, sign, and bring this form with you upon arrival. This waiver only needs to be filled out one time annually.
Depending on the season can get very warm working in the garden so please dress accordingly and bring: A water bottle, work gloves, sun hat, wear closed toe shoes/boots and bring sunscreen.
You MUST fill out a Gypsy Magic Equine Outreach Volunteer Program Liability Waiver. Please print, sign, and bring this form with you upon arrival. This waiver only needs to be filled out one time annually.
Depending on the season can get very warm working in the garden so please dress accordingly and bring: A water bottle, work gloves, sun hat, wear closed toe shoes/boots and bring sunscreen.
| Gypsy Magic Equine Outreach and Garden Volunteer Program Liability Waiver |
