A Very Special Thank You…
…to the Federated Church of Sturbridge and Fiskdale for their generous sharing of the plot of land where our community garden grows. We couldn’t do it without you!
Financial Partners
We gratefully acknowledge the businesses, organizations and individuals whose financial support helps make our mission possible. Their generosity provides the resources needed to grow and donate fresh, organic produce to local food pantries while strengthening our community through volunteer service.
9 Years
Southbridge Credit Union
8 Years
bankHometown
Cornerstone Bank
Hyde Charitable Trust
McGrath Insurance Group
Savers Bank
Southbridge Garden Club
UMass Memorial Health – Harrington
7 Years
Arland Tool
OFS (Lightera)
Schott
Southbridge Sheet Metal Works
5 Years
Dexter (Affinity Group Charitable Committee)
Incom, Inc.
4 Years
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Burdick
Shaw’s Give Back – Bag Program
Stop & Shop Bloomin’4Good Program
3 Years
Michael Beaudry Remodeling
Mr. & Mrs. Laurance Morrison
Steve’s Collision Center
2 Years
countrybank
Lions Club of Southbridge
Women In Business
1 Year
All Star Incentive Marketing
Benoit Tree & Landscape
Green Boys Landscapes
Howe Lumber Company
Memorial Donations (Maryann Cunniff)
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Colognesi
Mr. Maurice Poirier
Rapscallion Brewery
Rotary Club of Sturbridge
Rotary Club of Southbridge
Rotary District 7910
Southbridge Business Partnership
Stonebridge Press
Sturbridge Pottery
In-Kind Partners
We are equally grateful to the organizations and individuals who have donated land, professional services, equipment, labor, materials, website development, water, architectural design, and countless hours of volunteer expertise. Their contributions are essential to our mission.
Babe’s Lawn Service
Town of Sturbridge
Joseph Coan Landscape Architecture
Fred Neuenschwander, Green Garden
Interact Club at Tantasqua
Klimavich Public Relations
Lamparth Consulting
Michael Beaudry Remodeling
Sturbridge Federated Church
Superior Farming
Tantasqua Regional High School
Our Volunteers
Every tomato, bean and zucchini squash we grow is the result of countless volunteer hours. Our garden thrives because neighbors come together to share their time, energy and talents in service to others. To every volunteer who has helped us plant, weed, harvest, build, repair, organize or simply show up when needed—thank you. You are the heart of the Community Food Collaborative.