
Coalition for a Healthy Appling County (CHAC)
COMMUNITY GARDEN
"Sowing Seeds, Growing Community: Cultivating Connections in Appling County"


CHAC Community Garden
The CHAC Community Garden has blossomed into a vibrant and thriving space, thanks to the collective efforts of our dedicated community members. We extend our deepest gratitude to Appling County’s District 2 Commissioner, Mr. Theodore Wilkerson, for tilling the garden, and to Mr. Joe Taylor for procuring the plants and coordinating the planting efforts. Your contributions have been invaluable in bringing this project to life.
Our heartfelt appreciation also goes out to all the volunteers who generously donated their time and effort to our gardening endeavor. Your dedication and hard work have transformed the garden into a bountiful source of fresh produce, now boasting a variety of crops such as squash, zucchini, cucumber, tomatoes, peppers, and corn.
The CHAC Community Garden is more than just a source of fresh vegetables; it is a testament to the power of community spirit and collaboration. It stands as a symbol of what we can achieve when we come together with a shared purpose.
Special thanks to Livvy Davis, Share Health’s CHAC Coordinator, who has been the driving force behind this project. Livvy successfully arranged for volunteer support from the Sheriff's Department and recruited additional volunteers for planting the spring garden. Her commitment and dedication have been instrumental in bringing the garden to life, and we are incredibly grateful for her leadership.
Together, we have created a space that not only nourishes our bodies with fresh produce but also strengthens the bonds within our community. Thank you to everyone involved for making the CHAC Community Garden a thriving success!
