What we do
Programs that make sustainable living simple.
Three connected programs — a store, gardens, and classrooms — funded by the community, for the community.
Everything we run is designed to remove a barrier: the cost of clean food, the confusion around plastic-free swaps, and the gap between classrooms and real-world environmental action.
Program 01
The Zero-Waste Store
Shampoo bars that replace three plastic bottles. Laundry sheets instead of plastic jugs. Toothpaste, dish soap, refills, and household goods chosen because they are non-toxic, low-waste, and priced for real families.
The philosophy is simple: you don't need a new lifestyle, just better products. Because we're a non-profit, your purchase funds gardens and classrooms instead of shareholders.
Shop Sustainably
Program 02
Community Gardens & Food Programs
Two free food gardens grow produce that anyone in the neighborhood can pick, cook, and share — no forms, no eligibility checks, no cost. Volunteers plant, weed, and harvest together through the growing season.
- • Free, open-access harvests for local families
- • Seasonal volunteer days for all ages and abilities
- • Composting that closes the loop on food waste
Program 03
Education & Workshops
Over 1,000 young people have gone through reTHink programming since 2014. We run hands-on school sessions, upcycling and gardening workshops, and speaking engagements for community groups, libraries, and local businesses.
- • Classroom visits and after-school clubs
- • Family workshops on plastic-free living
- • Speaking engagements and volunteer training
