The document lists produce prices and discusses the priceless benefits of growing your own produce while establishing connections to the environment, yourself, and community. It then provides details on an urban gardening organization such as its founding, size, and capacity for new gardens each year. The summary concludes with the organization needing funds to continue growing sustainably by maintaining donor relationships and enthusiasm for urban gardening while building a consistent brand image.

2. Basil: $2.49

3. Strawberries: $3.99

4. Cherry Tomatoes: $4.99

5. Growing your own produce, getting in touch with the environment, yourself, and your community: Priceless

6. Katharine Francis Olivia Garcia Ronald Tran

7. Established Largest in the West Large growth in recent years At max capacity for new gardens/year

8. Funds to continue growth (private/public donors) Growth needs to be sustainable (maintain relationships with donors & enthusiasm for urban gardening) Build a consistent brand image

9. Environmental trends Traditional world-view grocery stores Small team/limited Economy

10. Research Environmental enthusiasm Online resources Events

11. Reputation Tasks Relationship

24. End of Spring Semester Bikes with baskets of vegetables Bicyclists in DUG shirts Passing out fliers about DUG