Project Overview

The 5-Acre Community Garden Initiative will create a sustainable community hub where people can grow food, learn critical environmental skills, and help prevent flooding in Texas. By combining native plants, community gardening, and education spaces, this project will improve food security, restore ecosystems, and bring people together.

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Mission Statement

Let’s Help Texans is dedicated to transforming unused spaces into thriving gardens, restoring Texas’ natural ecosystems, and preventing flooding through native plants and sustainable practices. Our mission is to feed communities, improve soil health, and empower Texans to create lasting change. Together, we’re building a greener, stronger future for everyone

Goal:
$180,000
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Flood Control

Our garden design incorporates rain gardens, bioswales, and native plant zones that reduce water runoff, stabilize soil, and prevent erosion.

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Student Learning

The site will feature hands-on learning zones where participants can gain skills in sustainable gardening, conservation, and flood prevention techniques.

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Community Support

Over 5 acres, we’ll provide space for 120+ raised garden beds, shared crops, and two greenhouses for year-round food production. Produce will be distributed to local families and food banks.

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Ecosystem Restoration

Native plants like switchgrass, little bluestem, and black-eyed Susans will restore biodiversity, support pollinators, and create wildlife-friendly spaces.

The Texas Way

Small Steps, Great Distances

When problems arise, we don’t complain and let them get worse. We come together as a team, take small steps, and move in the right direction. Every plant restored, every yard transformed, and every garden built is progress toward a better future for all Texans.

Flooding is a problem every Texan knows we face, and stopping it is at the core of our mission. This is about protecting our land, growing gardens that feed our communities, and showing that working together makes Texas stronger.

By taking action, focusing on solutions, and helping one another, we can create a stronger, more resilient Texas for generations to come. Together, we can make it happen.

For more information or to get involved, contact:
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Small Steps Lead To Big Change

When Texans work together, nothing is out of reach.

Collaborates with local governments, environmental NGOs, academic institutions, and corporate sponsors.

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Collaborative Efforts for Collective Good

Our project in pictures

Each project showcases the impact of small, thoughtful steps toward solving Texas-sized problems. From transforming flood-prone areas into thriving ecosystems to creating sustainable food gardens that feed families, these efforts demonstrate the power of coming together to create meaningful change.

Our Programs & Initiatives

School Gardens for Flood Prevention and Education

We are invests in community development projects that aim to uplift entire communities economically.

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Goal:
$67,000
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5-Acre Food Forest

The 5-Acre Food Forest is a flood-resilient ecosystem that restores habitats, prevents runoff, and provides sustainable food for the community.

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Goal:
$100,000
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Riparian Restoration Initiative

The 100-Yard Riparian Restoration revives riverbanks with native plants to reduce flooding, improve water quality, and restore habitats.

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Goal:
$25,000
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Garden Of Eve Project

Each project showcases the impact of small, thoughtful steps toward solving Texas-sized problems. From transforming flood-prone areas into thriving ecosystems to creating sustainable food gardens that feed families, these efforts demonstrate the power of coming together to create meaningful change.

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Goal:
$5,500
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Pocket Park Initiative

A small pocket park transforms compact, unused spaces into peaceful community retreats with native plants, walking paths, and seating areas.

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Goal:
$330,000
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