From Garden to Table
Starting at 6:30 p.m. TONIGHT in the Health Care Access Clinic Lobby, there will be FREE vegetables available to take! Each Thursday at 6:30 p.m. we will have fresh vegetables available. This is offered until October. It is completely FREE and donations of vegetables are always welcome!
Call if you have any questions or would like to donate!!
Location: 330 Maine St. Lawrence, KS 66044 Phone Number: 785-841-5760
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Comments
kbritt 11 months ago
Where are the veggies from?
kbritt 11 months ago
Where will the veggies will be coming from?
kufan1146 11 months ago
Awesome! Great to see a health-focused organization taking active (and free) steps to help people help themselves eat healthy.
hcaintern 11 months ago
The vegetables come from the Garden to Table project. The Health Department receives the vegetables and then we get the left over vegetables at the end of the day!
kbritt 11 months ago
Thanks for letting me know.
Marilyn Hull 11 months ago
The Growing Food Growing Health school garden project, that operates at West Middle School, Hillcrest and Sunset Hill, is donating produce left over from the farmer's market they hold each Thursday afternoon in the Community Health Building.
If I'm right, it is all organic and grown by students.
If you can afford to pay for veggies, I know this farmers market would appreciate your business. They are open 4:30-6:00 at 200 Maine--the building that houses the Health Dept., Bert Nash, and Visiting Nurses.
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