Oregon Food Bank's Learning Gardens

Growing our future ... because no one should be hungry

Oregon Food Bank's Learning Gardens are vibrant gathering spaces, bringing the community together to grow vegetables, relationships and hope while contributing to healthy local food systems. Its programs address the root causes of hunger by pairing mentors with novices and teaching low-income participants all aspects of growing a portion of their own food, from composting to seed collection to nutritious meal preparation

	Eastside Learning Garden Location: 7900 N.E. 33rd Drive in Portland. Programs > Volunteer > Learn to garden >
	Westside Learning Garden Location: 1600 N.W. 173rd Ave., Beaverton. Programs > Volunteer > Learn to garden >
	Plant a Row Food pantries and soup kitchens need fresh produce. Plant a row in your garden to donate to a local hunger-relief agency. Read more >