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Latest revision as of 15:14, 21 April 2025
The Neighborhood Gardens Trust (NGT) introduces itself with the line, "Help us enhance the quality of life in Philadelphia neighborhoods," and gives the following descriptive information:
The Neighborhood Gardens Trust acquires and preserves community gardens and shared open space in order to enhance the quality of life in Philadelphia neighborhoods. Over the past two years, NGT has re-examined its mission and gone through an organizational renaissance that has led to new vision for the future. Now, with a new board of directors and a recently completed strategic business plan in place, NGT seeks to re-introduce itself to the Philadelphia region and establish itself as the city’s leading non-profit community land trust.
In The News
- Spring Reawakens Gardening Season, Philadelphia Record, April 8, 2017.