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Renee's Garden Seeds Make A Difference
Every year, Renee's Garden donates seeds to a wide variety of organizations and
educational programs that strive to improve social, economic and health
conditions, and promote the understanding and practice of sustainable organic
gardening. We also encourage retailers to donate unsold Renee's Garden seeds to
local non-profit organizations at the end of the season. We are
pleased to share some of their successful outcomes:
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Global Friendship Garden at
Lincoln Elementary in downtown Long Beach, Ca
“I want to thank you for the support you've given
my school garden. Through the Master Gardeners in Los Angeles, we've
received generous donations of your beautifully-packaged seeds. You are now
the only seed company that is donating seeds to the program. This is sad.
But your generosity is wonderful, and so very necessary to gardens in
low-income areas, like ours. Here are two photos of our Global Friendship
Garden at Lincoln Elementary in downtown Long Beach, a before and after. Your giving helped make this possible.- Carola Clasen, Teacher |
CA Garden Clubs – Girl Scout program
"Thank you so much for your
wonderful seeds. As you can see from the photo attached, the Girl Scouts really
appreciate your donation! "
-Pat Clayes, Palms to Pines District Director,
California Garden Clubs, Inc
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Slicker Farms: An all-volunteer grassroots organization providing the
building blocks for a healthy life through access to affordable organic food,
nutrition information, opportunities for exercise and free organic gardening
supplies for low-income families. "Your support made a huge difference! Thanks for being involved in
this work." Willow Rosenthal, Exec. Dir., City Slicker Farms
Some of the other fine
organizations that receive our seeds include:
| Solano
Prison Vocational Landscape Program |
Seattle Tilth Association |
| Santa
Cruz Homeless Garden |
American Horticultural. Society |
| Pueblo
of Zuni Conservation Program |
Oakland Based School Gardens |
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Community Pantry of San Benito |
Cabrillo College Horticultural Department |
| Flying
Doctors of America |
Plant a Row for the Hungry project |
| Seeds of
Love, WV |
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