Salvation Army Harvest of Hope utilized as educational resource to encourage gardening

August 26, 2021 @ 2:02 pmListowel Banner, Local News, News, Rural

Volunteers on a Serve Project for the Bethel Christian Reformed Church youth group work in the Salvation Army Harvest of Hope Garden on Aug. 18. Pictured from left: Aria Kochnichol, Jaida Koopmans, Amy Cosens, Malcolm Katerberg, Salvation Army Food Bank Coordinator Carolyn Saunders, Hayley Vanderwier, Jenn Brubacher, Simon Sluys and Marcel Van Leeuwen. (Colin Burrowes photo)
The Salvation Army’s new Harvest of Hope garden is not a community garden, instead, it is meant to be an educational resource for the community. According to Carolyn Saunders, food bank coordinator, it’s a place where people who have had lots of gardening experience or absolutely none can share or learn gardening tips and techniques.…
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