Help Support the Growing Center's Cultivate Campaign

Renovation + Regrowth 2018-2022

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The Somerville Community Growing Center reopened in 2019 after many months of construction and renovation that were funded by a City of Somerville Community Preservation Act (CPA) grant and generous donations. The new site has many wonderful new features, including new ADA pathways, stage area pergola & storage units, rain gardens, demonstration raised garden beds and containers, native pollinator gardens, herb gardens, children’s nature play features, composting, a mosaic turtle table, and new electrical hookups. We hope you’ve been back to see what’s been growing the last few years! 

The Center is asking for your help this season to consider supporting our diverse, ongoing programming  and yearly operating costs.  Unrestricted gifts allow us the most flexibility with your donation.

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Please join our fundraising effort and consider making a donation to the Growing Center. The Center thanks you!

FUNDRAISING GOAL: $20,220

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Become a sponsor or support a program! Email give@thegrowingcenter.org to find out how.

There are many ways to give:

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Through PayPal:

Check:

If you would like to donate by check, you can mail your

donation to:

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The Somerville Community Growing Center

P.O. Box 76

Somerville, MA 02143

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In-Kind Donations:

We also accept in-kind donations of goods and services. 

The Growing Center can use specific supplies and resources to complete. Please contact us with questions.

Looking to Volunteer? See our Volunteer Page for details.

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A partial list of historical funders includes:

Community Preservation Fund/City of Somerville, Cummings School After School Funds, Greater Boston Urban Resource Partnership, Harpley Foundation, Kendall Foundation, New England Grassroots Environmental Fund/Boston Initiative and Grassroots Fund, Somerville Arts Council, Gaining Ground in collaboration with the Greeley Foundation, Somerville Neighborhood Community Improvement Grants, Tufts Neighborhood Service Fund, and generous private individual donors.

Many thanks to our former fiscal agents for their assistance in our early years, including Somerville Community Access TV, the Somerville Environmental & Recycling Volunteers, the Community Action Agency of Somerville, and Groundwork Somerville.