Ways to Donate
➡️ Financial Contributions: Monetary donations are the backbone of our efforts, allowing us to sustain and grow our network of urban gardens, including the notable Eastpointe Community Garden. Each contribution helps cover the costs of seeds, equipment, maintenance, and educational programs, ensuring that our projects remain vibrant and accessible to all.
To make a financial donation, please visit our secure online donation portal at https://lnkd.in/eJ58NsJ6. Here, you can choose the amount you wish to donate and specify if it should be recurring.
➡️ In-Kind Donations: We also welcome in-kind donations, which can range from gardening tools and supplies to services that support our operations. If you have items or skills you believe could benefit Urban Seed, please contact us at [email protected] to discuss how your contribution can make a difference.
➡️ Become a Sponsor: Partnering with Urban Seed as a sponsor offers businesses and organizations an opportunity to align with our mission and connect with a passionate community of garden enthusiasts and environmental advocates. Sponsors can support through financial contributions, donations of goods or services, or by sponsoring specific projects or events. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please reach out directly via our contact page.
Why Your Support Matters
Each donation, no matter the size or form, plays a critical role in sustaining Urban Seed's mission. In 2023 alone, our collective efforts led to donating over 1,000 lbs of food to residents, church outreach programs, and senior housing facilities. This tangible impact is a testament to what we can achieve with your support.
Join Our Mission
By donating to Urban Seed, you're not just supporting a cause; you're becoming part of a community dedicated to making a positive impact. Whether through volunteering, donating, or becoming a sponsor, your involvement empowers us to continue transforming urban spaces into lush, productive gardens that enrich our communities.
Together, we can sow the seeds for a brighter, greener future—one garden at a time.