Good Food for Good Health, Now and for Generations
Good Food for Good Health, Now and for Generations
Thank you for your generosity!
$6,190 donated in 30-days plus $700 extra grants from SeedMoney
Thank you to everyone who supported our 30-day fundraising challenge! We’re incredibly grateful to our community for raising $6,190 for our Community Orchards and Grassroots in the Garden programs. In recognition of our campaign’s strong performance, SeedMoney awarded us an additional $700 in grant funding.
Altogether, that’s $6,890 to help grow more nutritious food in Brown County.
What’s next?
4 NEW Community Orchards
13 Grassroots in the Garden Workshops
Stay tuned for more information about opportunities to assist with planting 4 new Community Orchards and to attend our free Grassroots in the Garden sessions! The best way to stay notified is to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. Also keep an eye on our Events page.
Of course, we always welcome additional donations so we can continue to promoting healthy food access and education!
Bountiful Branches Plant Sale
Garden-Ready Plants at the lowest prices possible!
Each spring we offer a wide variety of trees and bushes for sale that each yield fresh healthy food when planted and cared for in your own garden. With these plants you can transform your outdoor space into a lush trove of fresh produce. The goal of this sale is to empower more people of Northeast Wisconsin to grow food in their own spaces.
Purchased plants can be picked up May 9th between 10am and 2pm at the garage of the Green Bay Botanical Gardens (2600 Larsen Road). Park in lot 4 or 5 of the Green Bay Botanical Gardens and head northwest to find the garage. If you are unable to make May 9th, please reach out to us to make alternative arrangements.
Programs
Bountiful Branches
Community Orchards
Garden Blitz
Collaborations
Brown County Seed Library
Seymour Park Food Forest
Food Council of Brown County (formerly NEW Food Forum)
Grassroots is back in 2026
Grassroots in the garden is a project we started in 2025 to help care for and maintain the Seymour Park Food forest by hosting events where mentors teach attendees about this lovely community garden and how to care for it. Grassroots in the Garden acts as a great entry point for those new to gardening who are looking to learn, and an opportunity for seasoned growers to practice their skills and give back to the community. New Leaf Foods is happy to announce that more sessions are on the way for 2026. These workshops are open to the public and completely free!
For our first session Dillon Weist will be leading a workshop on seed stratification where we’ll be getting ground cover seeds ready for later use. This first session will take place at the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Greenhouse, which is located near parking lot 5 of the Green Bay Botanical Gardens. Be there at 4pm on February 5th if you want to attend. For more information on Grassroots in the Garden, visit the grassroots page on our website.
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There are many ways to join us and support our mission. Contact us to find out more about volunteer opportunities, fundraising events, and ways that you can get our message to your friends and family.
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