Welcome Back to GRuB and Volunteering
Welcoming you back on Mondays from 3-6p for a new weekly GRuB activity!
Read MoreMeet Our 2021 Wild Foods and Medicines Interns
Our four outstanding program interns are working to make a difference.
Read MoreGRuB Matters: stories from our community
More powerful than numbers are personal stories about GRuB's impact.
Read MorePartner Highlight Chef Khurshida & ASHHO
Every week this winter, our friends at ASHHO will cater BOGO meals.
Read MoreGRuB’s board recently signed on to two policy letters
GRuB’s board recently signed on to two policy letters
Read MoreGRuB seeks board members to begin in January 2022
GRuB seeks board members to begin in January 2022
Read MoreWhat to Expect at GRuB during COVID-19, Updated 5/2022
A summary of GRuB’s current COVID adaptations.
Read MoreBoth/And Thinking: GRuB, the Vaccine Mandate and Health Autonomy
GRuB seeks to honor the health wisdom and autonomy of every individual.
Read MoreSunflower Community Solar Project
GRuB is excited to participate in the Sunflower Community Solar Project!
Read MoreAround the Table: A Free Online Course on Eating Well, Managing Stress, and Staying Healthy!
Read MoreWelcoming New Faces!
Read MoreSolidarity Statement in Response to Anti-Asian and Pacific Islander Violence
Solidarity statement in response to anti-Asian & Pacific Islander violence.
Read MoreGardening Tips April
Read MoreSix Strategies to Make a Charitable Impact in 2021
Six outstanding strategies we can use to make an impact this year!
Read MoreGRuB Signs Racial Justice Letter from Thurston County Nonprofits
GRuB signs a letter calling for racial equity in our community.
Read MorePlant of the Month: Willow
Buds swell and silvery pussy willows remind us that spring is nearly here.
Read MoreA Deeper Look at our Winter Newsletter Poets
Poets from our community share their stories and words!
Read MoreSome GRuBby Recipes for this Winter Season!
Delicious winter recipes to keep you nourished this season!
Read MoreA Deeper Look at our Winter Newsletter Artists
Artists from our community share their stories and art!
Read MoreGRuB News: A Look Back at 2020 and a Sneak Peak of 2021!
Winter stories from our Winter Newsletter!
Read MorePlant of the Month: Cottonwood
People receive many gifts from cottonwood including wood and medicine.
Read MoreJanuary Garden Tips
We can't harvest many vegetables through this month, but we can still grow!
Read MoreGarden Tips: December
December can be a quiet month in the garden, but there's still plenty to do
Read MorePlant of the Month: Evergreen Conifers
Evergreen reminds us that we can survive this cold season!
Read MoreHealing with Wild Foods and Medicines
Learn about the generosity of our Wild Foods and Medicines Program!
Read MoreOur Nurturing Garden Programs
Learn about the ways in which our Garden Programs nurture our community!
Read MoreYouth Programs: Building Resilience & Leadership
Learn about resilience in our Youth Programs!
Read MoreReflections on Reciprocity for Veteran's Day
Learn about reciprocity in our Volunteer Programs!
Read MorePlant of the Month: Doug fir
Learn from Doug fir about how to adapt to changing environments!
Read MoreAnnual GRuBkin Fundraiser: Pumpkin Bread
This year we are making Pumpkin Bread for our bake sale fundraiser!
Read MoreWhat to Plant - November
You can still grow a lot of different plants inside this time of year!
Read MoreHummingbird Community Solar Project
Learn about GRuB's collaboration with Hummingbird Community Solar Project!
Read MoreGRuB seeks board members to begin in January 2021
Here's your chance to join the GRuBby Board!!
Read MoreSoirée 2020 Thank You To Guests & Donors
Soirée went beyond our wildest expectations! Thank you for helping us GROW!
Read MoreCal and the Chicken Coop
Learn about our super volunteer Cal and his lovely chicken coop project!
Read MorePlant of the Month: Camas
Read MorePlant of the Month: Mint
Read MoreMeet Jane Lawson: Making a Home for GRuB
Meet GRuB Sustainer Jane Lawson and read about her BIG contribution to GRuB
Read MoreGRuB’s Backyard Garden Building Model
We're sharing resources with our backyard garden building peers!
Read MorePlant of the Month: Salmonberry
Read about how salmonberry nourishes our human and non-human communities.
Read MoreGRuB Solidarity Statement
Addressing food justice requires taking an active stance for racial justice
Read MoreLettuce Build Gardens, Lettuce Support Community
Help us gift 150 gardens to households with scarce financial resources
Read MoreVictory Gardens: What’s in a Name?
Join the conversation on renaming GRuB's "Victory Garden" programs.
Read MorePlant of the Month: Plantain
May's Plant-of-the-Month is a common "weed" packed with powerful medicine!
Read MoreWild Foods and Medicine Updates
Fun and exciting trainings and events to look forward to this year
Read MoreMeet Melissa Davis: Cooking Up Community at GRuB
Meet Melissa Davis: GRuB Guest Chef and member of our Sustaining Circle
Read MoreLettuce Build Gardens!
We are rethinking our annual build-a-thon to build more gardens than ever!
Read MoreGRuB Update to Community
Read about how GRuB is adapting to share our resources more than ever!
Read MoreHerbal Support during the Coronavirus Outbreak
Learn how to support your health and immune systems naturally
Read MoreGRuB seeding abundance during Stay-at-Home
A letter from our ED on GRuB's evolving plans for action in 2020
Read MoreUpdate to the GRuB Community: How to Reach Us
How to reach us while we are closed to the public
Read MoreMeet Steve Byers: a GRuB Sustainer
Read about why Steve connects with and supports GRuB's work!
Read MoreCultural Ecosystems on GRuB's Nature Trail
Read about Cultural Ecosystems and how it's used on GRuB's Nature Trail
Read MorePlant of the Month: Oregon Grape
Read about the Oregon Grape and its many uses as food, medicine, and dyes.
Read MorePlant of the Month: Red Alder - The Community Builder
The January 2020 Plant of the Month is Red Alder - the Community Builder
Read MoreUnited Way of Thurston County
We're grateful for our partnership with the United Way of Thurston County!
Read MorePlant-of-the-Month: Douglas Fir
The most common tree in the Pacific Northwest, it offers us many gifts.
Read MoreDisabled Veterans National Foundation
3.8 million veterans have a service-connected disability
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