Ken Kasarjian Community Garden

Members

• Chris Shipp, Chairman
• Rich Creelman
• Bruce Glaski
• Don Muscavitz

Mission Statement

The Community Garden, located at the Lions Club on Old Route 109, is a self-sustaining resource exclusively available to help our permanent or seasonal residents, especially seniors, get more involved in the community. From working in the garden alongside friends and neighbors to donating home-grown vegetables to our local hunger-relief agencies, how you choose to "dig in" is up to you!

Benefits

• Cultivate and distribute nutritious, inexpensive, and delicious food to your family, friends and, if you so kindly choose, to food banks such as "Meals on Wheels" and "Senior Lunch Program".
• Get physical activity and work with your hands.
• Enjoy time outdoors with your family, friends and neighbors.
• Live more sustainably by eating primarily organic and locally grown produce.