COMPOST CASA
EIN 92-2013933 · Environmental Education (C60)
What they do
In This Fiscal Year, Compost Casa Leveraged $11,400 In Grants to Expand The Reach of Its Deep Bedding Compost Program and Hands On Education Efforts. Grant Funds Covered Workshop Materials, Garden Infrastructure, and Volunteer Supplies That Enabled Us to 1) Compost 1,000 + Lb of Food Waste, Diverting Organics From Landfill 2) Deliver Two Public Workshops On Composting and Regenerative Agriculture 3) Host Field Experiences That Engaged 100 + Students and Community Members From Local Schools, 4H, and FFA Clubs and 4) Establish Pollinator and Vegetable Garden Plots That Now Serve As Living Classrooms for Soil Health Demonstrations and Biodiversity Lessons. These Improvements Strengthened Our Capacity to Teach Practical, Regenerative Techniques While Turning Everyday Waste Into A Resource That Nourishes The Land and Our Community.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2023
- Location
- 64466 CLARKS CANYON RD, LEXINGTON, OR 97839-4200
- County
- Morrow
- In care of
- Lara Neiffer