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    ACGA continues to monitor the effects of COVID-19.  Growing food and protecting our ecosystems are top priorities. We  will continue to provide updated education in these areas including how to adjust to our new normal safely while gardening in our communities.

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    ACGA's annual report

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    ACGA's annual reports share our accomplishments and lessons learned. Our report from 2019, delayed because of the pandemic, gives an inspiring look at what we accomplished with a reminder of how gardening and community building used to be in the days before this global crisis. Reading it brings hope. Community gardens have a vital role to play as we begin the long process of healing in 2021. In our gardens, we grow nourishing food at a time when families need it. We act as good stewards of our precious soil, water, and open space even in the midst of cities. And we create common ground, to bring our people together after being too divided for too long. To read our most recent report, please click here or on the cover photo.

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    OUR MISSION

    ​The mission of the American Community Gardening Association is to build community by increasing and enhancing community gardening and greening across the United States and Canada

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