Planting the seeds of change presentation
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This document provides an overview of an LDA project involving the creation of a community garden. It includes: 1. A list of team members from various local organizations involved in the project. 2. An outline of lessons learned from the project, including the importance of planning for unexpected issues and keeping projects manageable. 3. An acknowledgement that the project faced setbacks but was able to overcome challenges with help from community partners who donated materials, services, and support to complete the garden.
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Planting the seeds of change presentation
- 1. "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” – Winston Churchill
- 2. OUR TEAM: GENE WRIGHT TOWN OF BELOIT FIRE DEPARTMENT JOEL CHAPPELLE NOWLAN & MOUAT, LLP THERESA GUNDERSON BLACKHAWK COMM. CREDIT UNION SALLY POPE MONROE ELEMENTARY DARNISHA WISDOM CITY OF JANESVILLE HOLLY BULTMAN MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM
- 3. OUR TEAM:
- 6. 3. It is Easier to Give than to Receive LESSONS LEARNED 1. Plan for Plan B… or Z 2. Keep it Manageable
- 7. LESSON #1 Plan for Plan B… or Z
- 8. Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. ― Winston Churchill LESSON #1 Takeaway
- 9. LESSON #1 Be Flexible. Be Positive.
- 11. Keep it ManageableLESSON #2
- 12. Takeaway “If you don't know where you are going, you'll end up someplace else.” - Yogi Berra LESSON #2
- 13. KEEPING THINGS MANAGEABLE LESSON #2 N 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.
- 14. I THINK WE’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER TEAM.
- 15. OUR PARTNERS LINDA & TONY ROSS AUTUMN’S TREE SERVICE
- 16. It is Easier to Give than to Receive LESSON #3
- 17. LESSON #3 Takeaway “By perseverance the snail reached the ark.” - Charles Spurgeon
- 18. FRUS·TRA·TION frəˈstrāSH(ə)n/ noun 1.the feeling of being upset or annoyed, especially because of inability to change or achieve something.
- 19. We had setbacks, delays, and disappointments. We struggled and made mistakes. And just as failure seemed inevitable… A Group of Came Along.
- 20. Where we are today… Materials Benches Garden Boxes Work Shed Patio Bricks Edging Bricks Gravel Dirt Mulch Plants Autumn Fantasy Maple Black Hills Spruce Cleveland Pear Trees Quick Fire Hydrangea Magic Carpet Spirea Bloomerang Lilacs Karl Foerster Ornamental Grass Feather Reed Grass Adiagio Dwarf Maiden Grass Shenandoah Switch Grass Services Tree Removal Excavation Landscape Planning Garden Planning and Maintenance MATERIALS RECEIVED OR PLEDGED SO FAR
- 21. What we have left to do… Wind chimes Garden Underlay Shed Lawn chairs 2 Hydrangea 3 Spirea Picnic tables Water feature Find more dirt and more mulch Grills Picnic Tables Gardening Tools Planting Day Installation of Shed, Patio, and Garden Boxes. Water Feature
- 22. Blackhawk Community Bank City of Janesville Dave Ellis Frank Silha and Son’s GIFTs Men’s Shelter Jennifer Murray K&W Greenery (with special thanks to Chris, Shelly, and Steve) Linda and Tony Ross Mercy Health Gary and Rhonda Gilbank Nowlan & Mouat Nelson-Young Lumber Sal’s Landscaping Town of Beloit Fire Department Wright World Sports SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO MADE OUR PROJECT’S SUCCESS POSSIBLE THANK YOU SO MUCH!