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Harvest Festival and Garden Stewardship
Celebrate a season of growth with us!
We want to share the abundant harvest of the Griffin Garden with everyone.
Stop by the Griffin Garden at 143 North Union Street between 12:00pm and 5:00 pm on October 9 for food, games, and good times. We will be planting trees, preparing the garden for the fall, and picking up litter around the neighborhood.
Schedule
12-5: Garden Stewardship
2-5: Harvest Festival
4-5: Litter Clean-up with RIT Center for Plastics and the Environment and Walking for Rochester
Children’s Environmental Health Day
At this event we are celebrating Children’s Environmental Health (CEH) Day. Rochester Ecology partners is a partner in this day meant to raise awareness and ignite actions that support and advance safe and healthy environments for all children.
Clean air and water, safe food and consumer products, stable climates, and healthy places to live, learn, and play is critical for children’s health and development. The Griffin Garden is an initiative that addresses the need for green space and a healthy environment young people at World of Inquiry and all over the world have a right to.
More about Children’s Environmental Health Day
Partnership makes the Griffin Garden possible.
Help us Out
We can use some help from friends of all ages! Plant a tree, fix up a garden bed, serve some food or run an activity.
We appreciate our sponsors, supporters, and volunteers.
Griffin Garden Harvest Festival Partners and Collaborators
- Dr. William Valenti
- World of Inquiry School #58
- RIT Collaborative for Plastics and the Environment
- Walking for Rochester
- Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers
We greatly appreciate contributions of all kinds to keep the garden growing and full of young people. Click below to make a credit card or Paypal donation. Checks can be mailed to Rochester Ecology Partners, 224 Mount Hope, Roc, NY, 14620.
If you would like to discuss sponsoring, volunteering, or supporting this event in any way reach out to Chris Widmaier – cwidmaier@rocecology.org.
