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NCCGP 2 nd Annual Members Meeting November 9, 2013 • 12:30- 1:15pm

2013 NCCGP Annual Members Meeting

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NCCGP 2nd Annual Members Meeting

November 9, 2013 • 12:30-1:15pm

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• June 25, 2008 • JC Raulston Arboretum at NCSU• Sponsors: NC Division of Public Health;

NC Cooperative Extension

Outcome: 40 attendees came to a consensus that gardeners would benefit from networking and garden planning tools as well as coordinating efforts on a statewide and regional basis

Moving Community Gardening Forward in NC -- Statewide Action Planning Retreat Moving Community Gardening Forward in NC -- Statewide Action Planning Retreat

Photos courtesy of Diane Beth

Adapted from Partnering Up: Growing State Level Capacity for Community Gardening ~Diane Beth

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NC Farm to Fork Summit (2009)

Adapted from Partnering Up: Growing State Level Capacity for Community Gardening ~Diane Beth

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Recommended Action #5: Cultivate community gardens statewide

“The goal is a community garden in every community in the state.”

Released April 2010

Adapted from Partnering Up: Growing State Level Capacity for Community Gardening ~Diane Beth

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Approx $300,000 provided (2010-2013)

to fund new or existing community gardens across NC!

Adapted from Partnering Up: Growing State Level Capacity for Community Gardening ~Diane Beth

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The Organization Today

• As of Oct 2011 NCCGP is a nonprofit membership organization made of partners across the state interested in “growing” community gardens.

• Fiscal Agent:

• Vision: Increase the quantity, quality and sustainability of community gardens in North Carolina.

• Personnel: currently no staff, working Board of Directors (since Jan 2013), volunteers, members

• Structure: 11 directors from across NC and 6 leadership committees working towards accomplishing objectives

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NC Growing Communities Workshop October 2012

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• Over 880 people connected and sharing information about NC community gardens

• 425 -- NCCGP Facebook • 290 -- NC community garden

listserv• 165 -- NCCGP Twitter

• Increases visibility of NC community gardens

Connecting People Online

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NC Community Garden Listserv

www.facebook.com/NCCGP

@NCCGP

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www.NCCGP.org

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North Carolina Community Garden Directory

www.NCCGP.org

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Looking ahead…

• Webinar series • Annual members meeting +

fall event?• Garden directory & online

resources • Engage members!• Identify best practices (ex. land use

ordinances) to support community gardens• Funding for gardens, programs and staff

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In the future…

• National (ACGA) conference in NC?

• Regional hub gardens to serve as educational/resource centers?

• Regional or statewide community garden tours?

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Why “Partner Up”• Sharing successes and lessons learned• Avoiding recreating the wheel• Funding opportunities• Strength in numbers• State organizational policy and procedure

changes• Folks want a clearinghouse of resources and

communications• Integration with related initiatives (Farm to

School, etc)• Local/community voices needed in state

conversations• Sustaining the momentum

Adapted from Partnering Up: Growing State Level Capacity for Community Gardening ~Diane Beth