Growing Hope volunteers spread seeds in Ypsilanti this spring
Growing Hope is spreading new volunteer seeds across Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County. It’s a practice that has helped the non-profit grow exponentially over the last few years.Excerpt:Members of the community ready to put their spare time to good use met at the Growing Hope office to attend volunteer orientation Tuesday.The meeting that lasted a little more than an hour began at 1 p.m., focusing on the upcoming events that Growing Hope is gearing up for. Growing Hope, which fosters learning, improves nutrition, encourages self-reliance, and promotes positive community futures, is set to hold the two main events which are high priority for the non-profit organization.Read the rest of the story here.
Growing Hope is spreading new volunteer seeds across Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County. It’s a practice that has helped the non-profit grow exponentially over the last few years.
Excerpt:
Members of the community ready to put their spare time to good use met at the Growing Hope office to attend volunteer orientation Tuesday.
The meeting that lasted a little more than an hour began at 1 p.m., focusing on the upcoming events that Growing Hope is gearing up for. Growing Hope, which fosters learning, improves nutrition, encourages self-reliance, and promotes positive community futures, is set to hold the two main events which are high priority for the non-profit organization.
Read the rest of the story here.
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