“A big component of our Soup it Forward program is sharing and caring—a lot of people think that’s soft and sweet, but really, above all else, it’s powerful. Sharing and caring is what changes everything; it’s humanity. And COVID-19 has created a mindset of sharing and caring that wasn’t necessarily there in the community before." - Elizabeth Dry For the past ten years, the Promise of Peace Gardens has been working to promote food access and education for youth and their families by transforming vacant urban spaces into vibrant growing spaces in Dallas, TX. In the last decade, the nonprofit has established 12 food gardens across the city. During the pandemic, instead of providing soup kits, they’re creating boxes of freshly harvested vegetables, complete with recommended recipes, to share with thirty families each week. You can read more about Promise of Peace Gardens at the Program Spotlights link in our profile. We're honored to support this program with a 2020 Gro More Good Grass...