Yesterday Senator Fady Qaddoura was able to visit the Nora Community Gardens. The Gardens are a project of Helpings of Hope. This year we are hosting 49 gardeners, primarily from Burma and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Helpings of Hope…
The Center of Wellness for Urban Women and the Office of Public Health and Safety presents: Foods Solutions Showcase on Tuesday, June 1st at 6:30pm via Zoom featuring Neighborhood Food Champions and Builders to present their projects that address food access…
Thank you The Old Farmer’s Almanac for sending us your line of organic, non-GMO seeds, organic fertilizer and great smelling bug repellent for our 49 different gardeners at the Nora Community Garden to try out! We will send you lots…
Melissa Gill is a licensed clinical social worker, registered behavior consultant, and certified clinical trauma professional that is currently working in private practice. She has always had a“green thumb” and finds that gardening reduces stress. Also, she finds the circle…
Catherine Boeckmann is so happy to be part of Helpings of Hope. She’s been gardening for over a decade, has completed the Master Gardener program, and is also an editor for The Old Farmer’s Almanac. She moved to Indiana from…
Helpings of Hope and First Baptist Church Karen Youth Group cooked together when Helpings of Hope’s Executive Director, Kitty Seelig, taught the kids how to make hummus. They learned about what nutrients were in the list of ingredients and how they…
Helpings of Hope is in the running for a grant from this unique and exciting organization, “See Beautiful.” Here is the blog from their website about who we are and what we do. The feature below is brought to you…
On Thursday, February 14, Helpings of Hope is partnering with City Barbecue in Carmel to raise aware and funds for our 2019 projects. We would love to have you come and join us any time of the day or evening.…
Our garden in the Nora area of Indianapolis has been a huge success this summer! We were able to expand the garden so that nineteen Burmese families could begin the process of raising their own produce. They assured us that…
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