Re-open Astor Community Garden and the BITE Food Pantry
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Esther Feliciano
4 years ago
Keep The Astor Place Community Garden open to the community as it has provided a vocational, nurturing, and inclusive space for all in the Jersey City neighborhood. It is imperative that children can witness and be a part of the change for future generations.
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Isnel Sanon
4 years ago
Keep it open
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Soltan
4 years ago
This garden and program is a much need resource
That will educate and encourage children and youth .
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Katrina M Coleman
4 years ago
Please maintain these essential programs for our community.
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Ronald Bryant
4 years ago
#weallwegot
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Tracee Johnson
4 years ago
The pantry is a pillar to the community.
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Danae
4 years ago
This garden is beneficial and need to be in place to continue to help those who need it.
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Thomas Arocks PORTER
4 years ago
These programs are needed to keep our communities healthy. It takes a village to raise a family. Please don't give up on this program.
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Leon Walker
4 years ago
Would love to see this happen!!
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Yvette Plaza
4 years ago
Please help
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Pastor Bill Sweeting
4 years ago
“He who despises his neighbor sins, but blessed is he who is kind to the needy.”
Proverbs 14:21
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Denise Valentin-Ramos
4 years ago
Our community is hurting enough with all the other challenges the world is throwing at them. Why take away food from there table? On Saturday I was in line for soup at a restaurant in Journal Square. An older frail lady was in front of me and only wanted a small soup and was told it was $5. She walked away so disappointed because she couldn't afford it. This is what we are facing in our community. Whomever made this decision to cut this program please reconsider. There are other ways you can fit this in the budget. We need to lead by example to the generations after us or we will reap what we sow. One day when we are old we will have one of those we helped pushing our wheelchair. That is how the world works.
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Denise Valentin-Ramos
4 years ago
Our communities are desperate and will bring chaos into the city when there isn't support. Reverend Bland is a beacon to the city that has a heart for the people of Jersey City
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Moira Lauten
4 years ago
Shocked to see this was closed. This has been a gift to our community for so long, why was it necessary to close it down? Living food like healthy produce and fresh vegetables are practically impossible to obtain when you're poor, the community seriously needs this reinstated., now more than ever.
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David Nesbit
4 years ago
open the Garden
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Lucy Quiñones
4 years ago
Wow. She is so nice and very good to the people’s. This place is very important to us because they give to us. Love. Food and everything’s. God bless this garden. We need this Help. Thanks so much to all the people works together to the pastor.
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Emma
5 years ago
Great job
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Maggie L Branch
5 years ago
Bishop Bland is doing a wonderful job for the community, we need our garden .
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This Community service helped me so much.
I was emotionally touch by both people...when I was hungry....I knew I could food from this garden.....best thing that's ever happened to this community
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Ijaz Rafiq
5 years ago
Never in my life would I have thought of this beautiful garden being shut down. It shocks me to see it closed down. I hope whoever shut this garden down gets some sense in their head because whoever they are they don't know who they are messing with.
Keep The Astor Place Community Garden open to the community as it has provided a vocational, nurturing, and inclusive space for all in the Jersey City neighborhood. It is imperative that children can witness and be a part of the change for future generations.
Keep it open
This garden and program is a much need resource That will educate and encourage children and youth .
Please maintain these essential programs for our community.
#weallwegot
The pantry is a pillar to the community.
This garden is beneficial and need to be in place to continue to help those who need it.
These programs are needed to keep our communities healthy. It takes a village to raise a family. Please don't give up on this program.
Would love to see this happen!!
Please help
“He who despises his neighbor sins, but blessed is he who is kind to the needy.” Proverbs 14:21
Our community is hurting enough with all the other challenges the world is throwing at them. Why take away food from there table? On Saturday I was in line for soup at a restaurant in Journal Square. An older frail lady was in front of me and only wanted a small soup and was told it was $5. She walked away so disappointed because she couldn't afford it. This is what we are facing in our community. Whomever made this decision to cut this program please reconsider. There are other ways you can fit this in the budget. We need to lead by example to the generations after us or we will reap what we sow. One day when we are old we will have one of those we helped pushing our wheelchair. That is how the world works.
Our communities are desperate and will bring chaos into the city when there isn't support. Reverend Bland is a beacon to the city that has a heart for the people of Jersey City
Shocked to see this was closed. This has been a gift to our community for so long, why was it necessary to close it down? Living food like healthy produce and fresh vegetables are practically impossible to obtain when you're poor, the community seriously needs this reinstated., now more than ever.
open the Garden
Wow. She is so nice and very good to the people’s. This place is very important to us because they give to us. Love. Food and everything’s. God bless this garden. We need this Help. Thanks so much to all the people works together to the pastor.
Great job
Bishop Bland is doing a wonderful job for the community, we need our garden .
This Community service helped me so much. I was emotionally touch by both people...when I was hungry....I knew I could food from this garden.....best thing that's ever happened to this community
Never in my life would I have thought of this beautiful garden being shut down. It shocks me to see it closed down. I hope whoever shut this garden down gets some sense in their head because whoever they are they don't know who they are messing with.