You Belong.

A seed may be small, but a seed well tended can feed a nation!

This level opens our membership to the students, retirees, those between jobs or on restrictive budgets in our community.

We want you with us.

Members at this level qualify for discounts on tuition-based activities.

Good Way Gardens is first of all, a community.

The Good Way Garden Club membership is a connection to a community that cares.
Club members support community events, concerts, meals, and more.

Good Way Garden Club weekly meetings will commence in the fall of 2026.

Meetings will provide a space to gather, an educational component including a weekly chapter to study together, and a hands-on nature-based craft for all ages.

Good Way Gardens is first of all, a community.

The Good Way Garden Club membership is a connection to a community that cares.
Club members support community events, concerts, meals, and more.

Good Way Garden Club weekly meetings will commence in the fall of 2026.

Meetings will provide a space to gather, an educational component including a weekly chapter to study together, and a hands-on nature-based craft for all ages.

Gardeners create the future.
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Our “four sisters” garden showcased Indigenous planting practices,
using seeds specific to different Indigenous groups.
In 2023, we grew Ponca Blue Corn (Seeds of Resistance), Potawatomi Pole Beans,
Mvskoke Pumpkin, Tithonia (Mexican Sunflower), and other Helianthus.

The Mvskoke Pumpkin thrived, outgrowing and shading the
corn and beans too early for their success.

Even so, we enjoyed a delicious three-sisters stew at the October
“Good Way Sunday” event, featuring plenty of Mvskoke Pumpkin!

Our point? Abundance is a reality for Good Way Gardens and the community it feeds.
We're growing, and we know our struggles are fruitful. Your support affords us the room
we need to grow. Join us today to fertilize the future of our community.