From lxkells at gmail.com  Mon Jul  8 10:29:33 2024
From: lxkells at gmail.com (Lorraine Kells)
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2024 10:29:33 -0500
Subject: [Advocacy-outreach] Fwd: [Communications] Community Garden Proposal
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Good morning

We have received a request which any one of you, committees or your
contacts may be interested in answering. Please copy your reply to avoid
repeated emails.

Communications team

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From: Castillo, Zoe via Communications <
communications at chicagocommunitygardens.org>
Date: Mon, Jul 8, 2024, 10:13?AM
Subject: [Communications] Community Garden Proposal
To: <communications at chicagocommunitygardens.org>


Dear Chicago Community Gardeners Association,

Greetings, we are Zoe Castillo and Lily Engelhardt, students at Whitney
Young. We are working on a service learning project for my summer
civics class at Whitney Young High School. In this project we must partner
with an association to theoretically solve a problem in the
Chicagoland area. We are trying to start a community garden on the south
side of Chicago to try and solve the problem of food deserts and lack of
healthy food. Would you be willing to be our partner in this issue and (if
we acquire a plot of land) help us plant the vegetables and native
prairie plants with some of your expert members? The community garden
could be located somewhere on the southside of Chicago,
preferably somewhere where accessing vegetables and fruits is difficult.
One possible location would be 5727 S Halsted St, Chicago IL 60621. It is
an empty plot of land with grass and some trees lining the right side.

Thank you for your consideration.

sincerely,
Lily Engelhardt and Zoe Castillo
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From lxkells at gmail.com  Mon Jul  8 10:37:33 2024
From: lxkells at gmail.com (Lorraine Kells)
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2024 10:37:33 -0500
Subject: [Advocacy-outreach] [Communications] Community Garden Proposal
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Zoe,

Your email has been forwarded to the working groups in CCGA. Please submit
your proposal to CCGA that we may consider your plans and where or if we
may be of assisttance. What efforts have you made to acquire the land or
seek permission to use?

There is some work you must do in advance of CCGA involvement and you will
likely want to do that preliminary work on your own to start a project
before engaging CCGA. Do you have a team of youth workers?

Communications Team

On Mon, Jul 8, 2024, 10:13?AM Castillo, Zoe via Communications <
communications at chicagocommunitygardens.org> wrote:

> Dear Chicago Community Gardeners Association,
>
> Greetings, we are Zoe Castillo and Lily Engelhardt, students at Whitney
> Young. We are working on a service learning project for my summer
> civics class at Whitney Young High School. In this project we must partner
> with an association to theoretically solve a problem in the
> Chicagoland area. We are trying to start a community garden on the south
> side of Chicago to try and solve the problem of food deserts and lack of
> healthy food. Would you be willing to be our partner in this issue and (if
> we acquire a plot of land) help us plant the vegetables and native
> prairie plants with some of your expert members? The community garden
> could be located somewhere on the southside of Chicago,
> preferably somewhere where accessing vegetables and fruits is difficult.
> One possible location would be 5727 S Halsted St, Chicago IL 60621. It is
> an empty plot of land with grass and some trees lining the right side.
>
> Thank you for your consideration.
>
> sincerely,
> Lily Engelhardt and Zoe Castillo
> --
> Communications mailing list
> Communications at chicagocommunitygardens.org
>
> http://chicagocommunitygardens.org/mailman/listinfo/communications_chicagocommunitygardens.org
>
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