GRuB | Growing Healthy Food, People, and Communities

Our Purpose

Learn more about why GRuB does what we do.

Our Mission & Vision

Our Programs

Learn more about our many unique programs and how to get involved.

GRuB Community Programs

Get Involved!

There are so many ways to get involved with GRuB and to support our mission.

Volunteer at GRuB

GRuB Grows Healthy Food, People, & Communities

With roots in the land, we create opportunities for people to learn, lead, and thrive.

Celebrating 25 years of GRuB

GRuB is celebrating our 25th Birthday this year!

Back in 2001, the Kitchen Garden Project and the Sister Holly garden joined together to form GRuB, planting seeds for the future. We will be celebrating this momentous birthday with gatherings, stories, and projects across the year. We will be sharing 25 stories of impact and inspiration throughout the year, as well as our vision for the future, including the goals in our new strategic plan.

25 Stories of GRuB Impact

Community Programs

Growing Home Collective

‍GRuB’s Growing Home Collective (GHC) uplifts the leadership and voices of Black people, many of whom are still experiencing the impacts of the legacy of American oppression and slavery. Our goal is to amplify sacred space for black people to rest, relax, and build resilient community together.

Learn more about GHC

Community Programs

Growing Home Collective

‍GRuB’s Growing Home Collective (GHC) uplifts the leadership and voices of Black people, many of whom are still experiencing the impacts of the legacy of American oppression and slavery. Our goal is to amplify sacred space for black people to rest, relax, and build resilient community together.

Learn more about GHC

GRuB Community Programs

Growing Home Collective

‍GRuB’s Growing Home Collective (GHC) uplifts the leadership and voices of Black people, many of whom are still experiencing the impacts of the legacy of American oppression and slavery. Our goal is to amplify sacred space for black people to rest, relax, and build resilient community together.

Learn more about GHC

Community Programs

Growing Home Collective

‍GRuB’s Growing Home Collective (GHC) uplifts the leadership and voices of Black people, many of whom are still experiencing the impacts of the legacy of American oppression and slavery. Our goal is to amplify sacred space for black people to rest, relax, and build resilient community together.

Learn more about GHC

Community Programs

Growing Home Collective

‍GRuB’s Growing Home Collective (GHC) uplifts the leadership and voices of Black people, many of whom are still experiencing the impacts of the legacy of American oppression and slavery. Our goal is to amplify sacred space for black people to rest, relax, and build resilient community together.

Learn more about GHC

Community Programs

Veteran Programs

We empower veterans, active duty service members and their families to establish strong roots in their community.

Programs for Veterans

Community Programs

GRuB Garden Project

GRuB partners with veterans, individuals, families, and organizations to build backyard vegetable gardens and community gardens.

Programs for Veterans

Youth Programs

Youth Programs at GRuB

On GRuB’s three acre farm, youth grow food for themselves and the community, nurture connections, and cultivate their social-emotional, academic, and leadership skills.

Explore Our Youth Programs

FOOD Access & Education

Wild Foods & Medicines

GRuB’s Wild Foods and Medicine program connects youth with wild local plants and the rich cultural traditions that surround them, and offers training and curriculum with tribal educators and school teachers.

Wild Foods & Medicines Program

Support Our Give Local campaign!

Support our youth as they become leaders in growing our local food system this Spring! Support GRuB's Youth Program through GIVE LOCAL now through November 20th

25th Anniversary Story 10- Jessica Bateman

Jessica Bateman, senator and former GRuB board member's story.

25th Anniversary Story 9- Rich Doss

Rich Doss's story of the Kitchen Garden Project, and GRuB's start.

In Remembrance of Gary Idleburg