Oregon Food Bank's Learning Gardens

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

Oregon Food Bank's two Learning Gardens offer programs to address the root causes of hunger through increased nutrition, self-reliance and community food security. Goals include reducing the root causes of hunger, increasing the number of residents who grow a portion of their own food, supporting development and retention of Oregon's growers and reducing the number of at-risk youth who will use emergency food as adults. OFB's two Learning Gardens are vibrant gathering spaces that bring the community together to grow vegetables, relationships and hope.

	Eastside Learning Garden Location: 7900 N.E. 33rd Drive in Portland. Programs > Volunteer > Learn to garden >
	Westside Learning Garden Location: 21485 N.W. Mauzey Road in Hillsboro. 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 >