Resilient Seeds

Due to worsening economic conditions and an administrative crisis in the government, millions of people are beginning to go hungry as food prices keep rising and working people have to make unfortunate decisions about what they can and cannot afford to feed their families.

With a cold winter already upon us, many of us are asking:

“How can I help?”

We’re collecting seeds, pots, and basic gardening supplies to help our neighbors start their own resilience gardens, at home.

For millennia, growing food has empowered people to fight hunger and build self-reliance — but now, some people lack the supplies to begin.

How you can help:

• Donate seeds (even expired ones — they stay ~80% viable)

• Share pots or small containers

• Consider giving dirt, or any extra gardening supplies

Donations will support seed distribution this winter and free seedlings in early spring along Bergenline Avenue — a community hit hard this year by food insecurity and immigration-related trauma.

Let’s support one another through this difficult time.

Donate seeds here — and share freely with your neighbors, too.

Let’s empower each other to GROW! Together, we can help ensure every family has what they need to grow food, and nurture hope, at home.