The Ridglea Giving Garden (RGG) is located in West Fort Worth on a quarter

of an acre corner lot at 3251 Sappington Place, owned by Ridglea Christian

Church. The RGG began in its current framework in January 2024 and it

depends on grants, donations and volunteers to continue its mission.

The RIDGLEA GIVING GARDEN MISSION is to cultivate a community

gardening space to produce healthy food for our neighbors in need,

regenerate Earth’s resources, and provide gardening education.

Each week, volunteers help plant and harvest fruits and vegetables, pull

weeds, turn compost with a Master Composter, and take care of other tasks to

keep the garden going. High production and regenerative practices through

robust composting, drip irrigation, succession planting and organic practices

are vital to the RGG. All food harvested is processed and donated to our

neighbors in need at WestAid Food Pantry and the LVT Rise Community

Center. To be a part of this meaningful and dynamic garden, please volunteer

for a garden workday. To volunteer for a garden workday, CLICK HERE.

The Ridglea Giving Garden also offers field trips and garden workshops to

school groups, families, and adults, where participants learn how to grow

food in North Texas. School groups explore a garden as a living and complex

ecosystem, while workshops prioritize in-depth garden skills, including seed

starting, irrigation, composting, and cooking demonstrations.