Today was a very exciting day for the Community Food Program, we re-vamped the garden that had been established at Thurman Brisben to make it more effecient and we added new beds. Roy and I headed to pick up the donated wood for the new beds.
We loaded it up and headed on to the hardware store to pick up a few supplies.

Then we rounded up our volunteers, Annie and Kristen and headed off to Thurman Brisben.

Once there, we got right to work, after signing in of course. We were greeted by some of the children who are in residence at the shelter, they asked if they could help, of course! After unloading some of the wood from the truck, we set to work pulling up last summer's crop (or what was left of it). Then we re-organized the garden beds that were already existing.

While we were working on re-ordering the garden, Roy set to making the new beds. Roy cut the cumber to the correct size for the beds and assembled the beds. It was a great afternoon of working together to make this garden more productive for this upcoming year.
At the end of the day we had created four new beds in the already existing garden location and created a spot for compost to go, so that we weren't wasting what was pulled out.
We also created seven new raised beds for the location as well.