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2. The Cabarrus Health Alliance is seeking faith-based organizations who have an interest in reviving or starting a community garden. At no cost, participating organizations will receive trainings, technical assistance and materials ranging from $500 to $2,000 in value. This opportunity is made possible through the Cabarrus County Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) project. The amount of materials and supplies will be determined by existing resources, application findings and need. Please visit REACHcabarrus.org to learn more about the Cabarrus County REACH program. Completed applications can be submitted via email, mail, or online. If you have questions regarding the program or this application, please contact Alicia McDaniel at (704) 920-1290 or alicia.mcdaniel@cabarrushealth.org.
4. Applications are due October 18, 2017.
6. Name of Organization*
8. Address*
10. City*
11. State*
12. Zip*
14. Phone Number*
15. Website URL
19. Organization Director/Lead*
21. Phone Number*
22. Email Address
26. Lead Community Garden Coordinator*
28. Phone Number*
29. Email Address
31. Assisting Community Garden Coordinator
33. Phone Number
34. Email Address
38. Please specify your organization type.*
    -- Select One --Faith-Based OrganizationNon-Profit Organization
40. Please describe the mission of your organization.*
42. Do you have a health ministry or committee?*

    1. Yes
    2. No
44. Is your organization wanting to revive or start a community garden?*

    1. Revive a community garden
    2. Start a new community garden
46. Do you own or have access to land that can be used for a community garden?*

    1. Yes
    2. No
48. How did you hear about the REACH Community Garden opportunity?*
50. Why do you want to participate in the REACH Community Garden initiative?*
52. Do you have individuals within your organization that have gardening experience or have completed the Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners program?*

    1. Yes
    2. No
54. Please list at least 4 to 5 individuals within your organization that have indicated interested in volunteering to help establish and maintain the community garden. Your answer should exclude persons designated as a Community Garden Volunteer Coordinator.*
56. Are you willing to work with other organizations? Please describe any existing collaborative work or partnerships.*
58. The REACH project is required to increase community access to healthy food for at least 75 percent of the African American and Hispanic population in Cabarrus County. How will your involvement contribute to achieving this goal? Please visit REACHcabarrus.org to learn more about the Cabarrus County REACH program.*
60. What are the short term (within a year time frame) and long term goals for your community garden? *
62. What challenges do you anticipate with starting and maintaining a community garden and how do you plan on addressing these barriers? *
64. Please list any trainings you feel are necessary to help you start and maintain a successful community garden.*
68. Contact Information for the individual who completed the application.
70. Name*
72. Phone Number*
73. Email Address
75. Upon competition and submission Alicia McDaniel will contact you regarding your application. Thank you!
77. Made possible with funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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