Project Roots AZ

🌈 GROW WITH PRIDE 🌱

Project Roots is excited to continue our Grow With Pride initiative supporting LGBTQIA2S+ individuals and families in Seattle through indoor food-growing systems, education, and community connection.

Thanks to the support of the Seattle Pride Foundation, we still have 3 Gardyn growing systems available for eligible participants!

This initiative helps participants:
🌿 Grow fresh food at home
📚 Access educational gardening resources
💚 Build community and wellness
🏡 Create sustainable food practices indoors

Applicants must:
📍 Be located in Seattle
🏳️‍🌈 Identify as LGBTQIA2S+

We are so grateful to the Seattle Pride Foundation for helping make this work possible. 🌈

🔗 Learn more & apply here:
linktr.ee/projectroots

🌱 Thank You, Salad and Go! 💚

Project Roots would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Salad and Go for their generous support of our mission.

Partnerships like this help us continue expanding food access, garden education, and community wellness initiatives in the communities we serve. We are incredibly grateful for organizations that believe in creating healthier and more sustainable futures alongside us.

Thank you for supporting the work of Project Roots and the families and communities we serve every day. 🌿

What if growing your own food started at home? 🌱

We’re giving one lucky winner the chance to start their own indoor garden—while supporting the work happening through Project Roots.

Every entry helps us continue:
💚 Expanding food access
💚 Supporting community garden education
💚 Delivering fresh produce through our Produce for All project

🎟️ $1 per entry

This is more than a raffle—it’s a way to grow something bigger together.

👉 Enter here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/project-roots-incs-annual-raffle--2026

Project Roots Inc's Annual Raffle 2026 🎟️ Enter the Project Roots Indoor Garden Raffle 🌱Win your very own indoor garden system and grow fresh food at home—no backyard required.For just $1 per entry, you’ll be entered to win a compact indoor growing system (valued AT $119) that makes it easy to grow herbs, greens, and more rig...

We’re excited to share that Project Roots Co-founder and Executive Director, Dionne Washington, was featured this week by Grand Canyon University! 💚🌱

The article shares the story behind Project Roots, Dionne’s doctoral journey, and the work being done to increase food access and garden education in our communities.

From backyard gardens to community partnerships across Arizona and Seattle, this mission has always been rooted in hope, resilience, and service.

We are so grateful for every volunteer, donor, supporter, educator, and community partner who continues to believe in this work.

Read the full article here:https://news.gcu.edu/college-of-doctoral-studies/gcu-doctoral-student-harvests-produce-and-hope-for-less-fortunate/

We are grateful to have been part of the recent Arizona Racial Justice Initiative convening alongside so many inspiring community leaders, advocates, and organizations committed to equity and systems change across Arizona.

Our Co-Founder & Director of Programs, Jessica Diamond, represented Project Roots in conversations centered around collaboration, community-driven solutions, and strengthening support systems for Black and Native communities throughout the state. 🌱

This gathering created meaningful space for relationship-building, shared learning, and collective action — reminding us how powerful it is when organizations come together with a shared vision for justice and community impact.

We are also deeply appreciative of the Arizona Racial Justice Initiative for investing in Project Roots through operational support funding that helps sustain and strengthen our work in food access, garden education, and community support.

Thank you to Always Timeless Productions for beautifully capturing these moments. 📸