Tilth Alliance in the News
Where to Pick Your Own Free Produce Around Seattle
The Seattle Times September 8, 2023In Washington’s rainy, temperate climate, edible plants grow in abundance. For many nature enthusiasts, urban foraging is a tradition in Seattle from summer to early fall, whether it’s collecting invasive Himalayan blackberries from streetside patches or picking apples from Piper’s Orchard in Carkeek Park.
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The Seattle Times May 7, 2023The culturally relevant edible plant starts program, now in its third gardening season, aims to fix that. Local nonprofit Tilth Alliance operates the program out of the Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands, a 10-acre site owned by Seattle Parks and Recreation and co-managed by Tilth and Friends of Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands.
Read More South Seattle Plant Program Helps Immigrants, Refugees Put Down Roots Tilth Alliance Community Kitchens build connection
Seattle’s Child April 25, 2023Family mealtime could be a key ingredient for raising healthier kids. Tilth Alliance’s Community Kitchen events not only promote family togetherness, but gathering with friends and neighbors as well, all in the spirit of healthy food education, community building, and celebrating cuisines from Puget Sound’s diverse cultures.
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National Nonprofit Opens Affiliate Program in Seattle
The Giving Grove, a national nonprofit serving food insecure communities, announces today it will expand into Seattle in partnership with Tilth Alliance, a Seattle nonprofit …
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