Vacant Lot Farms
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Urban Farming
Transforms vacant lots into therapeutic growing spaces full of food and flowers, fostering community well-being and a relationship with nature.
About
Vacant Lot Farms
Founded in
2019
EIN
843080136
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Environmental Protection
Address
901 34TH AVE N SUITE 7302 ST PETERSBURG, Florida 33704-1148 United States
Website
www.vehiclesforchange.org
Phone
(410)-242-9674
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Vacant Lot Farms Inc, founded in 2019 in St. Petersburg, FL, transforms vacant lots into productive farms. Their mission is to protect natural resources from abuse, neglect, waste, or exploitation, ensuring their availability for future generations. They focus on urban agriculture and community development.
Mission
VACANT LOT FARMS INC revitalizes unused spaces in St. Petersburg, Florida, turning vacant lots into productive farms that benefit the local community.
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