Community Resources Connection, Inc
Community Resources Connection (CRC) is a nonprofit organization with a 501(c) 3 IRS designation.
Cultivating the Community
About US
Community Resources Connection, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit grassroots organization that provides resources to assist low-income communities with addressing food insecurities and promote positive outcomes to youth throughout the states of South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Our members work collaboratively with local community groups and organizations to create opportunities that support fresh, healthy food choices, as well as, promoting youth readiness programs in low-income communities.
Community Garden Awardees 2022/2023
They are busy with getting started with their community garden activities.
Hyatt Park Keenan Terrace Community Association – South Carolina
Hyatt Park Keenan Terrace Neighborhood Association (Extension and New) On the northwest side of Columbia, South Carolina, you’ll find the community of Hyatt Park. The
Beechgrove Baptist Church of Baton Rouge – Louisiana
The Beech grove Baptist Church Seedtime and Harvest Community Garden led by Pastor Gregory White received one of the six $10k grants that were awarded
Shreveport Green – Louisiana
Shreveport Green Urban Farm acts as a platform to build equity through garden & nutrition education, environmental sustainability workshops, and community engagement in Caddo Parish,
Aiken Senior Living Services – South Carolina
The gardeners have harvested potatoes, zucchini, bell peppers, cucumbers, herbs and squash. Seniors within the community come to work in the garden and harvest each
NOLA Artist Incubator – Galvez Garden – Louisiana
NOLA Artist Incubator maintains and operates the Galvez Garden and facilitates educational and Artist-in-Residence programming on site. Specific goals of the garden are to be
CareSouth Carolina – Society Hill Community Garden – South Carolina
The garden includes both raised beds and in ground bed rows. This set up allows a section for the individuals or groups from the community
Community Resources Connection, Inc
Community Resources Connection (CRC) is a nonprofit organization with a 501(c) 3 IRS designation.
Photo Credit: NOLA Artist Incubator (Galvez Garden)
About US
Community Resources Connection, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit grassroots organization that provides resources to assist low-income communities with addressing food insecurities and promote positive outcomes to youth throughout the states of South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
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Community Garden Awardees 2022/2023
- Shreveport Green – Louisiana
- Aiken Senior Life Services – South Carolina
- Caresouth Carolina (Society Hill) – South Carolina
- NOLA Artist Incubator – Louisiana
- Beechgrove Baptist Church of Baton Rouge – Louisiana
- Hyatt Park Keenan Terrace Community Association – South Carolina
Hyatt Park Keenan Terrace Community Association – South Carolina
Hyatt Park Keenan Terrace Neighborhood Association (Extension and New) On the northwest side of Columbia, South Carolina, you’ll find the community of Hyatt Park. The
Beechgrove Baptist Church of Baton Rouge – Louisiana
The Beech grove Baptist Church Seedtime and Harvest Community Garden led by Pastor Gregory White received one of the six $10k grants that were awarded
Shreveport Green – Louisiana
Shreveport Green Urban Farm acts as a platform to build equity through garden & nutrition education, environmental sustainability workshops, and community engagement in Caddo Parish,
Aiken Senior Living Services – South Carolina
The gardeners have harvested potatoes, zucchini, bell peppers, cucumbers, herbs and squash. Seniors within the community come to work in the garden and harvest each
NOLA Artist Incubator – Galvez Garden – Louisiana
NOLA Artist Incubator maintains and operates the Galvez Garden and facilitates educational and Artist-in-Residence programming on site. Specific goals of the garden are to be
CareSouth Carolina – Society Hill Community Garden – South Carolina
The garden includes both raised beds and in ground bed rows. This set up allows a section for the individuals or groups from the community