The seeds have been organized, so growers please be kind and keep the seeds tidy for the next person.
Enjoy!
March 11, 2012
Donated Seeds for 2012!
The seeds have been organized, so growers please be kind and keep the seeds tidy for the next person.
Enjoy!
March 5, 2012
2012 March Build Day!
In February we managed to get all of D-row dressed with compost and four beds constructed in A-row. Let's finish our work, top-dress the beds and construct four more A-row beds!
Who: Intel DuPont Community Garden
What: Construction of raised vegetable beds, cleaning out of winter-weeds in current beds, top-dress soil from compost piles.
When: Saturday, March 24th 2012 – from 1300 to 1600.
Where: 2800 Center Drive, DuPont WA 98327
Why: IDCG supports local food banks by growing and donating organic produce. In 2011 we harvested 4,700 pounds of produce, which 4,200 was donated to food banks in Lakewood, Steilacoom, and Olympia.
For the service members: Last year one JBLM service member earned their Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal by working in the garden on build days, weeding and growing produce for the community. Your hours of service can be recorded and submitted to your chain of command for the same purpose.
For teenagers who need community service hours for graduation, this is a great opportunity to earn some hours. There will be more opportunities in the future for weeding and building. Contact the email below for details.
For attendance please bring: your tools such as wheelbarrows, shovels, rakes, and battery-powered driver-drills.
RSVP here or to IDCG.volunteercoordinator@live.com. More volunteer opportunities in the future!
You too can help feed the community. Join our blogspot!
Who: Intel DuPont Community Garden
What: Construction of raised vegetable beds, cleaning out of winter-weeds in current beds, top-dress soil from compost piles.
When: Saturday, March 24th 2012 – from 1300 to 1600.
Where: 2800 Center Drive, DuPont WA 98327
Why: IDCG supports local food banks by growing and donating organic produce. In 2011 we harvested 4,700 pounds of produce, which 4,200 was donated to food banks in Lakewood, Steilacoom, and Olympia.
For the service members: Last year one JBLM service member earned their Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal by working in the garden on build days, weeding and growing produce for the community. Your hours of service can be recorded and submitted to your chain of command for the same purpose.
For teenagers who need community service hours for graduation, this is a great opportunity to earn some hours. There will be more opportunities in the future for weeding and building. Contact the email below for details.
For attendance please bring: your tools such as wheelbarrows, shovels, rakes, and battery-powered driver-drills.
RSVP here or to IDCG.volunteercoordinator@live.com. More volunteer opportunities in the future!
You too can help feed the community. Join our blogspot!
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