Stillwater School District Employees Volunteer at the Garden

Staff members from the Stillwater School District have volunteered their time to come over and pick produce in the RCS Giving Garden on Monday mornings! Today, Tammy Palmer and Amy Nasers picked 125 pounds of tomatoes. 33 pounds of Sun Golds, 60 pounds of regular tomatoes, 25 pounds of roma's and 7 pounds of yellow heirlooms! Thank you Stillwater School District!

RCS Giving Garden Reaches 1,000 Pounds of Donated Food!

On Monday, September 21st, the RCS Giving Garden has reached the 1,000 pound mark and has donated 1,100.7 pounds of produce to the local food shelves!

What Our Garden Reveals

Our giving garden reveals the abilities of this company and its people. It also shows how complicated life and business can be; always in transition and constantly changing. Gardening attunes us to life’s struggles for renewal, richness and balance. Gardening every day and through the seasons keeps us in touch with the cycle of life or the cycle of business - we can see plants each day through our seasons that are thriving, dying, seeding, fruiting, healthy and battling with disease. So is true in our own lives and in business.

Self affirmation, community spirit, digging, contemplation, simplifying---these are the qualities that foster a flourishing, fruitful garden and a flourishing business. As we work together within our company to create the right conditions in the soil, the heart of a company; growth will follow and the harvest will be plentiful. It’s not only the fruition of its produce to share, but the fruition of a community and a company coming together, one seed at a time.