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A joint community event at Saint Peter's Lutheran Church

Alongside KidsKnowRights and the Language Service Club: the church hosted and made the introductions, the wider effort collected toys and clothing for families, and we handed out MintBoxes — cilantro, parsley, thyme and rosemary — and taught planting. The partnership model working exactly as designed.

  • partnership
  • community
  • delivery
Six MintBoxes on a table, each topped with a Back to the Roots heirloom seed packet: cilantro, parsley, thyme and rosemary.

Video de este evento

  • The room filling up as families arrive

  • Volunteers walking families through the tables

  • Sorting donated clothing with guests

  • The toy and game tables, stocked before doors

  • Coats and clothing finding new owners

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