There is still time left to join our End-Of-Year Giving Campaign! This month of December you can help make sure that Each Green Corner can continue providing communities in San Mateo County with the resources they need to fight food insecurity. Thanks to the generosity of the George and Judy Read more…
Each Green Corner is proud to be featured in Redwood City Pulse to talk about the ways we contribute to building food security and sustainable food systems in San Mateo County. Follow this link to read the article and learn more about the ways we help fight food insecurity and Read more…
We are currently 1/4th of the way to our $20,000 goal! Thanks to the generosity of the George and Judy Marcus Foundation, every dollar you give in the month of December will be matched to support sustainable garden initiatives that feed your community. Help us raise $20,000, which will be Read more…
This month of December you can help make sure that Each Green Corner can continue providing communities in San Mateo County with the resources they need to fight food insecurity. Thanks to the generosity of the George and Judy Marcus Foundation, every dollar you give in the month of December Read more…
After months of designing and planning, White Oak Elementary School’s long-awaited garden installation day finally arrived on Saturday, March 30th; The local community gathered in inspiring numbers to transform an unassuming patch of grass in the courtyard into the foundation of a bountiful teaching garden. Despite predicted rainstorms, the sky Read more…
Farmers’ Market July 2024 Update At the latest San Carlos Farmers Market, Each Green Corner’s booth received tremendous engagement and donations under the leadership of local community volunteers Amy, Ella, and Caitlin. Amy enthusiastically explained the concept of food banks to dozens of curious children, who came for the prize Read more…
Written by Taylor Mogavero, Program Coordinator When I ask people if they compost, I get this answer a lot: I would love to compost, but I live in an apartment and my building doesn’t have a compost bin. I completely understand their predicament. I’ve lived in an apartment all of Read more…
Written by Gabby Meerwarth, Volunteer Manager As the effects of climate change become increasingly present in everyday life, and food insecurity deepens, every activity you engage in and chore you perform are opportunities to produce less waste. This is an especially important truth when it comes to what happens in Read more…
Written by Clare Carlson, Grant Writing and Development Earth Day has long been an important day for the world as individuals are able to come together to voice their concern for the state of the environment and work towards a more sustainable future. On this Earth Day 2024, we wanted Read more…
Chisa Nagai, Grant Writing and Development Choosing what to grow in your home garden can be difficult, since all plants require different growing conditions. One way to determine what kind of plants are most suitable for your home garden is to consider the microclimate of your garden. Microclimates are specific Read more…