Grandma's Farm

SUPPORT GRANDMA’S FARM

As with any undertaking of this size we are in need of your support. The following is a list of ways that you can participate in and contribute to the development of Grandma’s Farm.

RECYCLING - is a very important part of Grandma’s Farm. We are always inter-
ested in recycling something old into something that represents a new use and value. Please think of us when you have any building materials that you may wish
to pass on. We have several building and remodeling projects that we will be
doing over the next several years. With all these various projects, we are in need of just about everything. You are welcome to contact us at any time to find out what
our current needs are.

IN KIND SERVICES - TIME AND TALENTS - We gratefully accept Service donations. If you have a skill such as Plumbing, Electrical Engineering, or Carpentry and would like to volunteer your insights and skills to any of our building projects, please contact us.

WISH LIST - We are in need of a flat blade for maintaining the driveway and a brush hog for mowing the outer areas of the farm. They are both attachments for the farms 1947 Ford Tractor. As we complete each of our building projects we will need many items such as multi media presentation equipment, kitchen equipment, and other forms of equipment necessary for maintaining the farms large garden and yard areas. Please contact us to get a more in depth description of our needs.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT - It’s always necessary for our continued growth and development and is very appreciated.

VOLUNTEERS – They are the lifeblood of Grandma’s Farm. The Dream of Grandma’s Farm may be Gary and Cindy’s, but it is all of YOU who volunteer and participate in the activities that manifest the Dream into a Reality.

It is with heartfelt thanks for the help and guidance of the Great Plains Earth Institute that we have been able to receive support from various local organizations such as The United Way with their 75 volunteers who came out for the “Make A Difference Day” and the 20 student volunteers for “Youth Day”. We are also very thankful for the Mental Health Association and their youth volunteers, who proved to be not only great workers, but also a joy for us to share and experience the natural environment of Grandma’s Farm.