The Good of Green
Reconnect with agriculture, reconnect with the community, reconnect with your health.
What we do
Strengthening Our Roots
Connection
With eight hydroponics units spanning across six CBSD schools, we help make accessible the tangible wonder of agriculture for all students of all ages. Together, we grow our own community and embrace the power of connection with nature and each other.
Giving Back
We work with local farms to build events that foster an intimate connection with the community to form long-lasting relationships with the farmers, with the food, and with yourself. In the process, you can get the hands-on experience of working directly on the farm land to do the tedious tasks that farmers do daily.
Nourishment
We are working to bring hundreds of fresh, community-grown produce monthly right from the hearts of our CBSD classrooms. All of our produce is donated to our school communities and families in need through our partnership with Barclay Farmers Market.
“If people could feel how much farmers cherish their produce, they may learn to cherish it themselves.”
Alexis Cho, President and Founder
Our Story
Every Leaf Tells a Story
From seed to sprout
The Seed
After growing up in a Taiwanese farmer household, The Good of Green Founder Alexis Cho knew the effort it takes to bring fresh food to the table and the love the body feels from it.
The Sprout
Connecting with local farms and schools, The Good of Green now works to bring fresh food to CBSD tables and support local agriculture efforts to give back.
Hear Our Stories
“ Sharing our knowledge and passion for this work is a joy and it truly does change others. ”
Jeremey, Produce Farmer
“ I think that you and I, and the networks and resources we each bring, have even more impactful work ahead of us. ”
Dr. Joe Brereton
“ I wish I got to see farms from this light more often. The feeling of grounded-ness was life changing. ”
Event Attendee
Here to serve you
These are some Frequently Asked Questions. Feel free to reach out with more!
Who does the Good of Green partner with?
Our mission to reconnect the community with its roots of agriculture means we partner with all kinds of local businesses with the shared goal of strengthening our connection: farms, schools, innovation studios, and more!
How can I get involved?
Visit our Join Us page to fill out an interest form, but potential involvement can look like joining a garden, establishing our online presence, building education initiatives, and cultivating new ideas!
How can I get the fresh produce?
As a donator to the Barclay Farmers Market, please visit their website here to learn more: https://www.cbsd.org/our-district/information/cb-farmers-market.
Outside of participation, how can I support The Good of Green’s mission?
Please reach out, and we can discuss your unique fit! Spreading the word about our work is also a great way to help The Good of Green reach the people who need it.
Where are the gardens?
Our Flex Farm Hydroponic towers are located in the classrooms of Central Bucks School District’s elementary, middle, and high schools to produce fresh goods for our students and families in the Barclay Farmers Market.
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