Empower Every Family with the Resources They Need
Give what you can, teach what you know, and watch families grow.
GIVE EVERY FAMILY A CHANCE TO SUCCEED
Our mission is to end childhood hunger in the Piedmont area of North Carolina by providing nutritious food to children and families in need, fostering a supportive community, and ensuring every child has the resources to thrive.
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Our Programs: Fighting Hunger and Building Community
Your contributions make a difference.
Out of the Garden Project began in 2008, feeding a few families over the weekend. Now, we’re one of the largest in the Piedmont Triad, thanks to donors like you. Your support feeds families and transforms lives. Donate today to make a lasting impact.
No Child Should Ever Have to Go to Bed Hungry.
But In Schools And Neighborhoods Throughout Guilford County, They Are.
1 in 5
Guilford County Residents
are Food Insecure
2 out of 3
Public School Children Qualify for Free or Reduced Meals
14th
Greensboro/High-Point is 14th in the US for Food Insecurity while Winston-Salem ranks 7th
24
Food Deserts
in Guilford County
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Latest Insights: Discover How Our Organization is Making a Difference
From the university with love: N.C. A&T’s College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences reaches out to help the community
GREENSBORO — The COVID-19 outbreak has left many North Carolinians sheltered at home, wondering when life will return to normal. But for N.C. A&T’s College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, the pandemic has been a call to action.From food to...
800 free meals to be handed out at Greensboro church on Tuesday
GREENSBORO — Mount Zion Baptist Church is partnering with Out of The Garden Project and Chick-Fil-A for another food giveaway, according to a news release from the church.The giveaway is from noon until all the food is gone on Tuesday, The team will...
Out of the Garden Project giving out 4 times more food – or more – at events
GREENSBORO — When Out of the Garden Project started about 12 years ago, the founders never imagined one day they would be serving thousands of people in need of fresh food because of a pandemic.“We went from six families to this,” said Don Milholin, who...
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