Giving Garden
Giving Garden
Learning to Grow, Eat Healthy, & Give Back
At TwiddleU we are committed to helping our neighbors and those in need. That’s why we implemented the Giving Garden into our Twiddle Bugs program. Through our garden programming we teach our Twiddle Bugs and their families how to grow varieties of fruits, herbs, and vegetables pertaining to climate, soil cultivation, and harvesting. Our goal is to work toward ending food deserts and promote plant-forward diets in our communities by donating produce and creating community gardens in areas of our city that need it most.
In turn, our neurodiverse students learn the importance of community building, teamwork, and sharing with others. We aim to ensure all of our families are educated on healthy food options and have access to free and healthy food choices.
If you need assistance or would like to learn more about our supplemental food program, click below!
Partnerships
We have partnered with multiple local and national organizations in order to better serve the community including USDA to accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, grocery stores such as Kroger and Costco and statewide organizations including Georgia Grown.
Community
Our program specifically focuses on responding to the needs of low-income BIPOC communities in Stone Mountain, Lilburn, and Snellville, Georgia.
Garden Gallery
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