Spring Fun - Earth Day Celebration
Focus: SDG 13 and SDG 15.
Activity: Community challenge and plant sale at Congregation Shir Hadash.
Highlight: Walk to School to promote eco-friendly transportation.
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Saturday, November 7th 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Evergreen Village Square
Gardening is a powerful way to grow a sustainable planet and a happier community for everyone.
It connects people with nature and supports global progress one tiny seed at a time.
Gardening and urban agriculture contribute to at least 10 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by addressing environmental, social, and economic challenges locally.
Hi! I am Rananjay, and I believe that big change starts with small hands. I have had dirt under my fingernails and a passion for our planet since I was 1.5 years old.
Gardening is not just a hobby for me. It is a practical way to grow a sustainable planet and a stronger community. By nurturing the Earth with our own hands, we can support the UN SDGs in real, local ways.
Join me in planting seeds and planting hope for a greener future.
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Four seasonal events focused on measurable community action.
Focus: SDG 13 and SDG 15.
Activity: Community challenge and plant sale at Congregation Shir Hadash.
Highlight: Walk to School to promote eco-friendly transportation.
Focus: SDG 4 and SDG 1.
Activity: The Harvest Exchange for summer vegetables.
Impact: Proceeds fund sustainable school supplies for students in need.
Focus: SDG 2.
Activity: Grown-from-home potluck with local ingredients.
Impact: Fresh Food Kits donated to local food pantries.
Focus: SDG 11.
Activity: Seed Ball Workshop and gift drive.
Impact: Recycled gift packs spread biodiversity across urban spaces.
Ready to grow a sustainable future together? Let us know how you would like to jump in.