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The Work We Do- Agriculture 

True community outreach means creating opportunities and spaces to go out into the community and bring the community together. REDEEMED Projects features several main projects that occur annually and throughout the year which do just that: bring people together around food, fun, and services. See Below for the list of projects that REDEEMED engages in day in and day out.

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Mother Clyde Memorial
West End Garden Pepper Farm

The City of Atlanta's first Community Garden was founded in 1995 by 97-year-old Mother Clyde and Sister DeBorah Williams to rid the neighborhood of abandoned lots. Because of the movement, a neighborhood watch was founded...

Fresh Organic Vegetables

West End
Farmers Market
ATL

Sponsors, Vendors, Added Value Produce and Talent Showcase Opportunities available. Accepting, WIC, SNAP, debit, credit cards. Get more with WWG $2 for $1 double and save.

 

Contact Market Manager at 404.755.9441

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Park Pride: REDEEMED
Adopted Parks

Park Pride’s Adopt-A-Park the Gorden White Park was adopted by Redeem projects  It was organized by West End  neighborhood watch NHW, to clean up abandoned lots. and nearby parks  The Holderness and Lucile fruit Orchard ready to eat fruit trees and Gordon White Park  Community  urban Garden  open to the Public to pick  

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2024 New Beekeepers Program

Starting May 5th-Oct 6th, 2024

2 hour classes every other Sunday 11–:1 p.m. for more information call 404-755-9441 free beekeeping suit included

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Want to Support REDEEM PRJOECTS?

There are two main ways to help out! Click below to sign up for Volunteer service or support our projects through financial support (all donations are tax-deductible)!

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Happy Children
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