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Gardeners In Community Development GICD Dallas Area Community Gardening Program |
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Benefits of Community Gardening
LINKS American Community Gardening Association
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20 YEAR CELEBRATION September 6, 2008 Print poster: 20th Celebration poster (pdf) Click for more information
GICD in the News A Bountiful Harvest (DMN) Community Garden Turns 20 in Dallas (KERA) Online Newsletter Please download a copy of our online newsletter Go to newsletter archive to read a selection of GICD newsletters Tiah's Garden Recipe (Snake Gourd) A recipe for cooking snake gourd with chicken. You can read about growing snake gourd in the latest issue of Growing People News, Fall 2007.
Who We Are Gardeners in Community
Development (GICD) is a Dallas area nonprofit organization of professionals,
volunteers, and supporters of community gardening and neighborhood greening.
We were incorporated on May 25, 1994, for the purpose of promoting community
gardening as a way to enhance neighborhood life. Our mission is growing people. Each year Gardeners in Community Development makes it possible for hundreds of Dallas area families, mostly low-income, to enjoy fresh vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers grown in our community gardens. These gardens enhance the quality of life in area neighborhoods in many ways, and provide a place to learn and share our joy of gardening with others. Some GICD Community Gardens grow extra vegetables and donate these to local food pantries. To learn more about the current status of our donation garden program click here. Mailing Address: Gardeners in Community Development 901 Greenbriar Lane Richardson TX 75080
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