Celebrating Community and Sustainability: Gardens for Good Winners
Nature's Path Organic Foods Celebrates 2025 Gardens for Good Winners
Nature's Path Organic Foods, North America's leading independent organic breakfast and snack food brand, proudly announces its winners for the 2025 Gardens for Good: Plant it Forward program. This initiative recognizes and supports community gardens dedicated to organic practices, paving the way for a healthier environment and community connectivity.
Support for Organic Community Gardens
This year, a selection of 20 extraordinary organic community gardens—10 from the U.S. and 10 from Canada—have been awarded grants of $6,500 each. These grants are aimed at fostering the cultivation of fresh, organic food and contributing to local food security. Since its inception over a decade ago in 2010, the Gardens for Good program has contributed nearly $1 million to various community gardens, achieving its goal of $1 million in donations well ahead of schedule.
A Message from Nature's Path
“After 15 years, Gardens for Good continues to remind us that the power of a garden goes far beyond the harvest,” expressed Jyoti Stephens, VP of Mission and Strategy at Nature's Path. “The winners embody the essence of growth with purpose, nurturing connections within communities and advancing environmental mindfulness. It is truly an honor to support their endeavors in building a nourishing future for everyone.”
Highlighting the 2025 Winners
The recipients of the 2025 Gardens for Good grants are recognized for their unwavering dedication to organic farming, impactful community service, and improvement of local food access. This year’s program strongly encouraged submissions from underrepresented and underserved communities to ensure broad access to nutritious food. Their impressive work goes beyond food production; they are actively transforming the concept of a resilient and inclusive food system. Below are the distinguished gardens selected this year:
U.S. Gardens for Good Winners
- Common Good City Farm, Washington, D.C.
- Soulful Seeds, Reno, Nevada
- Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center, National City, California
- Semillas de Justica, Chicago, Illinois
- Habesha Garden, Atlanta, Georgia
- Sierra Harvest Food Love Farm, Nevada City, California
- Gill Tract Community Farm, Albany, California
- Ma'ona Community Garden, Honaunau, Hawaii
- Otterbein Community Garden, Westerville, Ohio
- Ocean View Growing Grounds, San Diego, California
Canadian Gardens for Good Winners
- The Collingwood Community Center Garden, Collingwood, Ontario
- Kids Right to Know Community Garden, Richmond Hill, Ontario
- Harvest Manitoba Community Garden, Winnipeg, Manitoba
- The Confederation College Community Garden, Thunder Bay, Ontario
- The Patch, London, Ontario
- Ridgewood Community Garden, Edmonton, Alberta
- Swan Valley Growing Circle, Swan Valley, Manitoba
- Dixon Transition Society Garden, Burnaby, British Columbia
- MAC Community Garden, Parksville, British Columbia
- Rainbow Refugees, Vancouver, British Columbia
Impact of Community Gardens
Community gardens play a vital role in enhancing access to organic food while also introducing innovative educational programs focused on nutrition and supporting community relationships. With the assistance of the Gardens for Good: Plant It Forward initiative, these gardens will continue to thrive, broadening their influence and fostering significant change.
About Nature's Path Organic Foods
Nature's Path Organic Foods is a family-owned company dedicated to producing a wide range of USDA and Canadian Certified Organic products, including breakfast cereals, baking mixes, and snacks sold across the globe. Committed to social responsibility and environmental sustainability, Nature's Path aims to empower communities while promoting healthy, organic living. The company was founded in 1985 and operates out of several facilities across Canada and the United States, employing numerous enthusiastic team members.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Gardens for Good program?
The Gardens for Good program supports organic community gardens through grants aimed at enhancing local food security and promoting sustainable organic practices.
How many gardens received grants in 2025?
In 2025, a total of 20 gardens received grants, with 10 each from the U.S. and Canada.
What is the significance of the grant amount?
Each garden received $6,500, allowing them to expand their operations and better serve their communities with access to organic food.
How does Nature's Path contribute to the community?
Nature's Path is dedicated to supporting sustainable agriculture and empowering local communities to access healthy food while fostering environmental awareness.
Where can I learn more about Nature's Path Organic Foods?
You can visit Nature's Path's official website for more information on their products and initiatives.
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