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Living Green Barrie Supports Local Projects

 

 Living Green Volunteers are busy with new projects.  This page has more details about the projects that we are supporting throughout the year.  We can always use volunteers so if you would like to volunteer for any of these projects or have an idea of your own that you would like us to support please contact us.

 

Community Garden Pilot Project

Nifty Thrifty

Garden Build Nov 14 and 15 2009

The community garden build took place on the weekend of November 14 and 15. It was well attended by helpful volunteers. The method used to build the garden is called sheet composting (lasagna gardening), a permaculture method that mimics natures and creates healthy gardens. With this method there is no need to till.

The community garden is located on Coulter St. beside the off-leash dog run. Plots will be available for rent at $20 a season on January 4 from the City of Barrie. More information to follow on this soon. There will be twenty plots available for rent. This project is in partnership with Living Green and the City of Barrie.

If you have any questions or interest in the community garden project, please contact Kyla Cotton through her website www.urbanharvester.ca. Kyla is the garden coordinator for the 2010 season.

Nifty Thrifty store

Grand-opening and open house will take place on Jan. 16 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Living Green Barrie has taken Nifty Thrifty under its charitable umbrella which enabled this store to open after they had had to leave their former home at The Free Clothing Store, downtown Barrie.

Living Green Barrie felt that there were too many important reasons to keep this store going. Further the dedication of the ladies from Nifty Thrifty was inspiring.  It took a lot of meetings, talking and organizing by Living Green Barrie and the ladies of Nifty Thrifty, and the landlords of the space.

Please support Nifty Thrifty and donate outgrown lightly used clothing. The centre's new abode, located off Toronto Street between Meineke and Transcom.

 

Rent a Plot in the Community Garden Project in Barrie.

Find out more about Nifty Thrifty

More Details about the Community Garden…

Volunteer for Nifty Thrifty

 

 

 

 

 

 

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