As the season wraps up, Barrie Demolay has harvested some of the last vegetables ready to be donated.
Barrie’s Salvation Army Kitchen has gladly accepted our produce to assist them in making meals for the homeless.
We’ll post more updates as we harvest the last of the produce.
During the extended time of social distancing and hand washing, we’ve been hard at work maintaining our community garden!
The food bank is currently not accepting donations for fresh produce at this time, so we are trying to find other places where we can donate.
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During our isolation time, our Senior Councillor Jack has been busy at work planting the vegetables for our Barrie Food Bank garden this year.
Our first tomato plant sprouted this morning. For the other 143 tomato plants, they’re still taking their time, but they’re coming along well. This year marks the third year that we’ve run our garden project for the local Barrie Food Bank, which donates hundreds of pounds of fresh produce to families in need every year.
DeMolay members, advisors, and friends help create a community garden. All produce will be donated to the Barrie Food Bank.
In 2018, Barrie DeMolay donated over 500 lbs of fresh vegetables to give back to the community.
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