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100% of donations go directly to support programming.
Reach out for ways you can get involved!
100% of donations go directly to support programming.
We offer wellness and skill building activities that enhance self-esteem, anchor self-worth, and empower individuals.
We bring people together in safe spaces to connect to each other and support personal growth, community development, and food justice.
We engage in activities that reduce carbon emissions, reduce exposure to toxins, and support people in their alignment with place.
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We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rooted in the belief that healthy, just, and sustainable food systems should be built by and for the communities they serve. Originally founded to support school gardens and community food spaces like Juntos en el Jardín, we have grown into a community-led organization working to meet a wide range of health-related social needs.
Across all programs, we prioritize community self-determination and cultural relevance. We work in partnership with students and families to co-create opportunities that reflect their aspirations and empower advocacy. Our vision is to ensure that local food systems uplift the dignity, power, and prosperity of those historically excluded from them.
As we grow, we are also deepening our advocacy strategies and expanding partnership efforts with community-serving institutions to build up the presence of equitable food procurement from local, environmentally sustainable producers rooted in our community.
The Lincoln County School District has an 8 year plan for integrating school gardens at every school in the district. If you are in a private school and would like some tips, please reach out!
This community garden is a joint effort between Arcoíris Cultural and Grow Lincoln County and is centered around supporting our Latina/o/x and Mesoamerican Indigenous community members who don't have access to their own growing spaces. Due to construction, we left our three season home at Lincoln County Fairgrounds in September of 2023. We installed garden beds at the Newport Public Library in the fall of 2024. The garden is currently full with a waitlist. To be added to the wait list please contact us!
Our current efforts focus on expanding food sovereignty, health equity, and opportunity for Latinx and Mesoamerican Indigenous families—centering their leadership in reshaping local food systems. We are developing a farm-based program that will support community members in becoming producers and advocates in the food chain. We will explore rolling this programming out in ways that best meet the needs of those we serve.
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