How You Can Help From Home

These are ways you can help the environment from your own home. Some people say it's impossible, but others say it just takes passion. Start at the Source shows and provides ways for people to help the environment from their very own home. You can help from home by simply gardening and growing your own food, which leads to using less gas to go buy it. These are small steps, but not everyone can help in the big ways so Start at the Source found smaller ways for you to do your part. We have partnered with Wildflower Farm to teach people about environment friendly farming, gardening and growing your own food.

Here are some ways how!

Pantry Gardening

Pantry Gardening is one of the many ways in which you can grow your garden using food that you already have right in your kitchen, or that you can get easily and cheaply right at your local grocery store. At this event, Tomia MacQueen, our Sustainability & Agriculture program advocate, will bring you down to earth and down to the business of feeding your family.

Indoor Gardening

Indoor Gardening is useful in so many ways. This way you can help from a tiny apartment in NYC to a 100 acre farm in the midwest. Indoor Gardening is for everyone, even if you know nothing about it. Come to an event to learn and listen about how indoor gardening can positively impact the environment and make your food even tastier.

Square-Foot Gardening

Go Beyond the Basics of gardening with this next level lesson with Gardening For L.I.F.E. Founder and our Sustainability & Agriculture program advocate, Tomia MacQueen. Learn how to garden with limited space, even as small as a little backyard. "Its not about the money, its about what you want to do with what you have"

#thisisyourfuture

#thisisyourfuture is a hashtag that our founder, Naomi MacQueen, has created because she believes that this is your own world and life. How you want to live your life is all about what YOU want to do with it. You're not living anyone else's life, so how are you going to live YOURS.