Gateway Greening is non-profit organization based in St. Louis, Missouri that works to educate and empower the community through gardening and urban agriculture. The organization operates demonstration and community resource gardens and an urban farm, hosts lectures and education programs, and supports school and community gardens throughout the City and St Louis County, Missouri. Founded by Sue Reed and Kitty Hoblitzelle in 1983, Gateway Greening began its life as an all-volunteer organization under the name Gateway to Gardening (GTG). These innovators noticed that in their surrounding neighborhoods more and more vacant lots seemed to be attracting unsavory activities. At the same time, food insecurity was a visible problem as entire communities were food insecure, lacking easy access to healthy, nutritious foods. Reed and Hoblitzelle were inspired to transform the vacant lots they saw into community gardens – a way to bring neighbors together in a shared space, building relationships and growing fresh produce. More information...
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