Growing Healthy Communities From The Ground Up
Gathering children and families to learn and grow
A Community Effort
In The Classroom
Using gardening to provide kinesthetic and tactile therapy to students as a conduit for social emotional skill development to combat trauma – with science learning and civic engagement as an added benefit.
In The Garden
Gather and Grow is an Arizona organization focused on creating spaces for the community to learn about self-sustainability and organic practices. In partnership with Roosevelt School District, Gather and Grow helps students to become agripreneurs and families to thrive through garden planning.
In The Classroom
Using gardening to provide kinesthetic and tactile therapy to students as a conduit for social emotional skill development to combat trauma – with science learning and civic engagement as an added benefit.
In The Garden
Gather and Grow is an Arizona organization focused on creating spaces for the community to learn about self-sustainability and organic practices. In partnership with Roosevelt School District, Gather and Grow helps students to become agripreneurs and families to thrive through garden planning.
Latest Articles
Gather and Grow Teaches Families to Plant!
Gather and Grow partners with First Things First and Herberger Theatre to teach children about seasonal gardening
Our Vision Statement
After a Gather and Grow experience, children will be in touch with the South Phoenix ancestral legacy of gardening. They will possess skills that they can choose to take into the job market, and they will have developed safe and healthy coping mechanisms that will help them when encountering life’s adversities. The experience above will result in producing humans who are driven to be civically engaged and positive contributors to their community and society as a whole.
Call For Volunteers
Gather and Grow cannot create memories and experiences without help from the community. From creating seed packets, fixing a garden bed, or even just sharing a social media post to help spread the word, we need your help!