![JOHN JOHNSTON / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Social Page for August 2nd, 2014 Community Gardening ÄìWinnipeg Harvest Emterra Donation Emterra has made a generous sponsorship donation of $60,000 to Winnipeg Harvest to help expand its Community Gardening programs. Harvest utilizes every spare inch of their location to grow fresh fruit and vegetables for hungry families. Some funding from Emterra will be used to develop and expand the growing space as well as create beds at various heights and wider walkways to make the gardens accessible for people of all mobilities. Gord Pollard (Winnipeg Harvest Board President), Jacob Pachikara (Winnipeg Harvest Volunteer Services Team Member and Community Garden Planner) Mike Pagtakhan (Point Douglas City Councillor), Emmie Leung (Emterra founder and CEO) Grant Nordman (Deputy Mayor and St. Charles City Councillor )](https://wfpquantum.s3.amazonaws.com/images/photostore/large/17792279.jpg)
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JOHN JOHNSTON / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Social Page for August 2nd, 2014 Community Gardening ÄìWinnipeg Harvest Emterra Donation Emterra has made a generous sponsorship donation of $60,000 to Winnipeg Harvest to help expand its Community Gardening programs. Harvest utilizes every spare inch of their location to grow fresh fruit and vegetables for hungry families. Some funding from Emterra will be used to develop and expand the growing space as well as create beds at various heights and wider walkways to make the gardens accessible for people of all mobilities. Gord Pollard (Winnipeg Harvest Board President), Jacob Pachikara (Winnipeg Harvest Volunteer Services Team Member and Community Garden Planner) Mike Pagtakhan (Point Douglas City Councillor), Emmie Leung (Emterra founder and CEO) Grant Nordman (Deputy Mayor and St. Charles City Councillor )
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![JOHN JOHNSTON / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Social Page for August 2nd, 2014 Community Gardening ÄìWinnipeg Harvest Emterra Donation Emterra has made a generous sponsorship donation of $60,000 to Winnipeg Harvest to help expand its Community Gardening programs. Harvest utilizes every spare inch of their location to grow fresh fruit and vegetables for hungry families. Some funding from Emterra will be used to develop and expand the growing space as well as create beds at various heights and wider walkways to make the gardens accessible for people of all mobilities. Gord Pollard (Winnipeg Harvest Board President), Jacob Pachikara (Winnipeg Harvest Volunteer Services Team Member and Community Garden Planner) Mike Pagtakhan (Point Douglas City Councillor), Emmie Leung (Emterra founder and CEO) Grant Nordman (Deputy Mayor and St. Charles City Councillor )](https://wfpquantum.s3.amazonaws.com/images/photostore/large/17792279.jpg)
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