2020 was quite a year.  Our small organization adapted, responded, and deepened our work in response to the pandemic, racial justice uprisings, and the needs of our people.  Read our annual appeal which highlights all that we did!  Please also read our Antiracist Statement written by the Summer Youth Crew in the summer of 2020. 

Interested in growing food outside your home or in your neighborhood in the City of Kingston this season? We can help!

The Kingston YMCA Farm Project, Hudson Valley Farm Hub, Hudson Valley Seed Co, and Kingston Land Trust are offering materials, labor, and guidance to support folks in the City of Kingston to create raised-bed gardens outside of their homes or in their neighborhoods.

We have the ability to install a garden bed at 20 residential locations in the City of Kingston in 2020. With limited resources available, we are prioritizing low income, elderly, disabled / people with disabilities or chronic illness, migrant, refugee, Black, Indigenous, or People of Color, families with children, women, and trans* non-binary folks. 

Click on the link below for an application you can print and fill out.  We will have applications at our farm stand.  Coming soon will be an on-line form to fill out. 

Le interesa cultivar comida fuera de su hogar o en su vecindario en Kingston este año? 

El Kingston YMCA Farm Project, Hudson Valley Farm Hub, Hudson Valley Seed Company, y Kingston Land Trust están ofreciendo materiales, mano de obra y orientación para ayudar a la gente de la ciudad de Kingston a crear jardines fuera de sus hogares en 2020.

Tenemos la capacidad de instalar una cama de cultivo elevada en 20 sitios residenciales en la Ciudad de Kingston en 2020. Con una cantidad limitada de recursos, priorizamos a personas de bajos ingresos, ancianos, discapacitados / personas con discapacidades o enfermedades crónicas, migrantes, refugiados, BIPOC (gente negra, indígena y personas de color), familias con niños, mujeres, personas trans * no binarias.