Special Project Labor Support

Community gardens take time, sweat, and teamwork to keep going. Some seasons and projects require more hands, and sometimes more expertise. Extra support can help you take on projects like building garden beds or installing irrigation. With that help, you can spend more time on what matters most: growing food, sharing knowledge, and bringing neighbors together.

That's why we've expanded labor support for community gardens through the Special Project Labor Support Stipend. These funds cover labor costs for garden projects that need a specialized contractor. Projects can include irrigation installation, shed installation, water line repairs, and more. The stipend is available year-round. You can combine it with the Community Garden Grant to help carry out your project.

Note: This program does not cover regular salaries or routine garden maintenance. 


Do you have questions about these resources? Email Grants & Resources Manager, Kalia Henry, at kalia@foodwellalliance.org.


Need more help?

Community Garden Grant

Open in the fall of every year. We offer two grant opportunities to support small and large projects.

Volunteer Support

Food Well can coordinate a volunteer group to complete maintenance tasks.

Farm Compost Delivery

Community gardens can request up to 2 cubic yards of compost from January through April.