St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Rapid City has turned part of its property into Seeds of Hope Community Garden. The garden is used to help fight food insecurity. Last year, the church grew and donated vegetables to a local thrift store and sold produce to church parishioners. The vegetable sales raised about $800 the church donated to Feeding South Dakota. This year, the church is looking for sponsors to help it raise money for Feeding South Dakota.
Travis Bolt of Rapid City waters one of the raised bed gardens on Friday at Seeds of Hope Community Garden at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. The community garden is looking for volunteers to plant vegetables and help care for the raised bed gardens this summer.
Darla Crown of Rapid City is a finalists for a NASCAR Foundation award, and if she wins, she’ll net $100,000 to benefit Youth and Family Services.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Rapid City has turned part of its property into Seeds of Hope Community Garden. The garden is used to help fight food insecurity. Last year, the church grew and donated vegetables to a local thrift store and sold produce to church parishioners. The vegetable sales raised about $800 the church donated to Feeding South Dakota. This year, the church is looking for sponsors to help it raise money for Feeding South Dakota.
Travis Bolt of Rapid City waters one of the raised bed gardens on Friday at Seeds of Hope Community Garden at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. The community garden is looking for volunteers to plant vegetables and help care for the raised bed gardens this summer.
