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November 2020

The Community Project

Eric Andrews is from a Detroit neighbourhood that has long been a textbook case of urban blight.

June 10, 2020

Nonprofit Peace Tree Parks bringing organic gardening to Detroit backyards

Peace Tree Parks celebrates installing their 50th Residential Garden for residents of Metro Detroit.

October 23, 2019

Detroit City Councilman James Tate names Executive Director Eric Andrews as "Man of the Month" for October 2019

Our October Man of the Month is Eric Andrews, founder of Peace Tree Parks!

October 01, 2019

Gospel Voice magazine names Executive Director Eric Andrews "Man of the Month" for October 2019

July 29, 2019

#WVBus: Food Mondays On An Urban Farm

Interview with WBEZ Chicago radio station

July 17, 2019

Peace Tree Parks was interviewed by 910am Superstation-WFDF

Peace Tree Parks was interviewed by 910am Superstation-WFDF to discuss our mission to enhance the community’s access to fresh organic produce by transforming vacant lots into gardens. Check it out! 🌱💚🏁

April 09, 2019

Press Release - Doubling Down: The expansion of Peace Tree Parks

Peace Tree Park’s 14th St. community garden aims to be a main produce source for the core city neighborhoods and has doubled the size of their current garden in order to do so.

June 11, 2018

Organization turns vacant lots into gardens to promote healthy eating

April 27, 2018

Michigan Chronicle: Peace Tree Parks gardens provide fresh produce to underserved neighborhoods

April 21, 2018

Hour Detroit: Peace Tree Park's first volunteer day of the gardening season

April 21, 2018

Michigan Chronicle: Peace Tree Parks community garden to host first volunteer day of the season

April 17, 2018

14th St. Community Garden Press Release

October 27, 2017

Metro Times: Meet the winners the 2017 Detroit Food Power awards

Each year the Detroit Food Policy Council hosts the Food Power Awards to recognize those making a difference in the city's food system.

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