Over the past two years, thanks to your generous support, we've been able to Grow our Garden and expand our Community Garden Programs. With your support we were able to hold over 15 COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKETS, 3 family-friendly MONTHLY MOVIE NIGHTS, and our largest BREUKELEN COUNTRY FAIR ever with over 800 attendees. This year, based on community feedback, we will be furthering our reach by focusing on expanding our garden-based programs for local youth.

First, we will design and build a brand new CHILDREN'S GARDEN which will include easily accessible garden beds, sensory garden, and improved signage for self-guided visitors. Garden-based educational programming focusing on biodiversity, water systems, and native plants will be developed for students to particiapte in on field trips. Next we will expand our GARDEN APPRENTICESHIP program for local teenagers who, through gardening, will learn about job skills, nutritious cooking, and community outreach. 

Fidler-Wyckoff Park is home to New York City's treasured oldest house, the Wyckoff House Museum. Its one-and-a-half acres of parkland features twenty raised beds for vegetable and herb production, native plant gardens, fruit and nut trees, flower gardens, and much-needed open green space. Now that our bulbs are in bloom, we want to share this magical space with our neighbors, the thousands of school children who visit each year, and families across Brooklyn.