CCF Community Garden
A COMMUNITY THAT GARDENS TOGETHER, GROWS TOGETHER!
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14 W. Burnham, Sapulpa OK
Volunteers - Meet in the Garden
Weekdays 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Garden Rules
Harvesting Guide
OSU Ext. Fact Sheets
Gem Dirt Garden Calendar
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Learn more about the many benefits of community gardens.
Volunteer opportunities:
Our Community Garden is more than just a space for growing fresh produce – it's a living classroom, a gathering place, and a source of sustenance for our neighbors in need throughout Sapulpa.
Last year, our dedicated volunteers contributed over 8,000 hours to CCF's mission, with the Community Garden playing a vital role in our ability to provide $651,540 worth of food to more than 12,000 families. From preparing beds in early spring to sharing the harvest with neighbors in need, every hour spent in the garden helps create a more food-secure community. As we see a rising need for our services, your participation in the Community Garden is more important than ever!
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This is an incredible community project, and we would love for you to get involved.
Whether you're an experienced gardener or just beginning to explore your green thumb, there's a place for you in our garden. From dawn to dusk, year-round, volunteers help with:
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Seasonal planting and harvesting
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Garden maintenance and composting
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Teaching and mentoring new gardeners
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Maintaining our irrigation systems
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Sharing the bounty with neighbors
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Some of the opportunities to help include...
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Planting
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Weeding
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Watering
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Teaching
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Mentoring
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Harvesting
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Tree/bush trimming and watering
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Tool maintenance / Organization
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Compost
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and MORE!​
The time you spend caring with us for the Garden directly translates into meals for families, educational opportunities for children, and stronger community connections.
Join us as we:
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Cultivate fresh, local produce
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Share gardening knowledge
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Build sustainable food systems
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Create lasting community bonds
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Support families facing food insecurity
Ready to grow with us? Visit the garden any day, or contact us to learn more about specific volunteer opportunities. Together, we can nurture both our garden and our community.