Garden Collaborators
Garden Collaborators
We collaborate with local organizations to develop and sustain community gardens that promote food security, healthy eating, and environmental stewardship. These gardens provide access to fresh, nutritious produce while creating opportunities for hands-on education, community engagement, and skill-building for individuals and families of all ages.
Community Collaborators
Jail Program
The Jail Program collaborates with Community Gardens and Master Gardeners to provide gardening education and skill-building opportunities for participants at the Brown County Jail.
Headstart Program
The Bellevue Head Start Learning Center brings together Health & Well-Being, Head Start, and Community Gardens to support children’s learning and development.
Planting with a Purpose
Planting with a Purpose connects local gardeners with food pantries through fresh produce donations. Donate homegrown produce to help support local food pantries.
Learn How Your Organization Can Get Involved
Interested in learning how your organization can get involved with Community Gardens? Explore opportunities to collaborate on educational programs, community initiatives, and projects that support healthy, connected communities.