The mission of A Seed Planted started when my wife and I wanted to eat healthy but could not afford the organic/natural prices. We started to grow our own produce and wanted to sell the rest for extra income. That was until we realized that if we cannot afford this food how can people less fortunate than us afford it? We are fortunate in our lives, how can we forget the needs of others? Therefore, A Seed Planted was born. The life Philosophy of A Seed Planted is to give in every aspect and not to take in abundance. Everyone’s philosophies in life are different but if we can focus them on helping others we can change this world. Contact Brandon & Kathrine Stankewsky.

The Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS) is a specialized, inquiry-based education organization that utilizes an organic garden setting as the foundation for our unique learning environment. We know that a student that is able to dig in the soil, plant a seed, and watch it grow is excited to eat the fruits of their labor, and will understand the science behind a sprouting seed or photosynthesis

This garden was started with a Mayor's Neighborhood Reinvestment Grant of $30,611. The Department of Parks & Recreation provided design and technical assistance at no cost to the NA. The garden gets its water and electricity from the adjacent park site. Our staff inspects the garden once a week for unsafe conditions, weeds, and vandalism. The Department must approve all signs and changes to any structures in the garden (sheds, shade structures, etc.) before they are installed. The NA is responsible for all maintenance, weed control, operation of the irrigation system, administration of the plots, debris removal, safety, etc.

meats, and other products for sale. The Marketplace offers farmers the opportunity to post products and connect directly with school food service to increase the amount of California grown and produced foods on school lunch trays. Primarily established to reduce communication barriers between buyers and sellers, the website is free and open to the general public, including ranchers, producers, distributors, institutional buyers, community groups, and individual consumers.

We use food to change lives and build healthy communities. Our foodservice job-training programs help people with barriers to employment achieve self-sufficiency by marrying their talents to the needs of the community. Our food production business provides a sustainable model that supports our food training and educational programs.

Hi friends, students, and neighbors. Its ON at the farm this summer.

We envision a community of culturally diverse individuals
​empowered to cultivate food, engage with the community, and become entrepreneurs.

The IRC provides opportunities for refugees to thrive in America. Each year, thousands of refugees are invited by the U.S. government to seek safety and freedom.  Forced to flee conflict or persecution, many have survived for years against incredible odds. They step off the plane with next to nothing but their dignity, hope and determination.  In Boise and many other regional offices across the country, the IRC helps them rebuild their lives.

Community garden! An urban refugee garden bridging cultural barriers in North Boise. Community revitalization + affordable, healthy food! Volunteers and donations always welcome!

Faith Formation can be a scary and overwhelming task.  The purpose of this site is to provide resources and to turn a light on to the boogie man of the Bible in the home.  It is also another page where you can find information concerning our programs.

Community Lunch Program(N door, by Maple Grove) Last Sat of month 12-1:30 lunch

Basic Needs; Community Work Program Host Agency; Elderly Nutrition; Emergency

Food and Shelter; Fuel Assistance Program; Food Pantry; Garden Project; Green Thumb Host Agency; HomeCare Project (Tripp County); HOME Rehabilitation; ICare Program (Clay & Union Counties); ProtectivePayeeProject; Transportation-public; Transportation-volunteer (Hutchinson County); Weatherization Assistance; Welfare Reform Project.

Our three Community Gardens are growing, both produce and in size. These gardens create fresh fruits and veggies that we can both serve in our dining rooms and hand out to needy families.

Star Outreach serves the city of Star with a Food Bank, annual School Supply Drive, Holiday Adopt-A-Family, a Recycle-A-Bicycle program and Summer Lunch program

Hours of Operation: Pantry: Th 3PM - 5PM (3rd Th of Month 3PM - 7PM)

Our goal at the Sunset Community Garden is to enhance the quality of urban life foster environmental stewardship, horticultural education, rejuvenation and recreation. Through our serving the community, we will be an example to other neighborhoods interested in strengthening community bonds, unifying the neighborhood providing assistance to low income families, reaching across language barriers, community pride and ownership, connection of local business with the community, bridging the gap between generations, and creating a learning environment for children. We will provide a gathering point for cooperative activity, food security, and civic improvement. Our community garden will grow in many forms, limited only by the imaginative resources of the Sunset community in which it is rooted.

Life is not meant to be lived alone. In fact, God hates loneliness. You were created to experience life with other people, and that’s why at Trinity, we encourage you to get into a small group.A small group is a group of three or more people who gather each week in a home, workplace, or online. In a group you’ll hang out, study the Word, and pray together. Groups come in all shapes and sizes — married couples, singles, men, women, kids, no kids, workplace, under 20, over 40 — the list goes on. No matter where you are in life, there’s a group for you. Ready to dive in? Find a group that fits you or start one of your own.Need help? Email gailgraves@msn.com.

Community Service/Non-Profit, Community Gardens

Program: Emergency Food Pantry Wednesday & Saturday 10AM - 12PM Every 30 days. Bakery goods, canned foods, & meat .Photo ID & proof of address. Undocumented citizens welcome. Interpreters sometimes available. Only Ada County residents

Program: Feeding God’s Children Food on Sun 2 - 4 at Julia Davis Park. Undocumented OK

Clothing Centers; Commodities; Food Pantries; Garden Kits; Information and referrals; Low-Income Organizing; Medical Equipment Lending; Personal Care Items; Quilting Projects; School, Supplies; Youth Recreation; Weatherization; Housing Rehabilitation; Furnace Replacement; Wood Projects; Dreamwell; Reading is Fundamental; Employment Assistance.