Thank you to everyone who came out to harvest, color, craft, and celebrate the season together in the Garden of Celebration. Seeing the sukkah full of neighbors, music, and people leaving with their own dried plant arrangements was exactly the evening we dreamed of when this project began. Gratitude Where It’s Due Thank you to our most recent donations whose generosity continues to carry this project forward: to Terri and Earl Moorhead, for your continued support of Chagigah Shel Gina; to the Goldberg family, for a gift that’s a meaningful step toward completing the sculpture; to the Jacobson family, for…
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From Drawings to Steel: Funding the Garden’s Next Chapter
More work on the Chagigah Shel Gina project… You already know the garden is thriving; if you’ve been following along, you’ve heard about the duck race, the Rayman family’s beautiful sitting stones, and all that mint and kale waiting to be picked. That part of the story is well underway. What we haven’t talked about yet is what comes next, and what it’ll actually take to get there. The Drawings Are Becoming Steel Back at our very first workshop, neighbors sat down and sketched the images that would eventually shape Chagigah Shel Gina’s centerpiece: a steel sculpture and functional play…
