Coppell Community Garden Organization

Vision: We facilitate a community where people are engaged in sustainable living practices which positively affect global change.

Mission: The Coppell Community Garden, a nonprofit organization, provides community gardens, a farmers market, and environmental education. Dedicated volunteers cultivate a healthy community by growing and donating organic produce to those in need, providing a market for locally grown food, and teaching sustainable practices.

Fresh News!

• Coppell Farmers Market
  Every Saturday, 8am to sellout (noonish)
  Healthy choices for the Coppell community with access to a large selection of locally-grown, fresh-picked produce, grass fed and natural meats/eggs, and exclusive to CFM, certified milk/cheese/yogurt from Texas Daily Harvest. Exceptional breads, pastas, and value added local food made especially for market days. The Coppell Farmers Market is a Certified Farmers Market by Commissioner Todd Sessions, Texas Department of Agriculture.
  
  Sizzling Summer on July 31, 2010
  8am to sellout
  Craft Vendors will be included in the market!
  
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• Coppell Community Garden
  Community gardening is where it is at! What can be better than meeting up with your friends at the garden, learning to grow organic vegetables and fruits, getting some fresh air and outdoors exercise, and most of all helping to meet the need of families at the food pantry with fresh, just picked produce.
  
  2010 Share the Harvest donation- 4,446 pounds to Metrocrest Social Service
  
  The Friends of the Coppell Nature Park honor the Coppell Community Garden with the Eco-Friend- Environmental Awareness Award on May 15, 2010 at their annual Dinner and Dance.
  
  The Coppell Community Garden was highlighted as a Lone Star Adventure by Fox DFW News in March. Filming from Helping Hands Garden on a partially rainy day, you can see that wonderful compost made by the gardeners and hear from garden leaders, Cindy Geppert and Diane Lowe. Take a look at the video.
• Community Environmental Education
  The Environmental Education committee is planning many exciting new classes with a variety of topics, so check the Calendar often or sign up below for email updates on new and fresh class offerings.

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