Established in 2016, Growing Together Nebraska (GTN) is a SNAP-Ed funded donation garden project that increases food security and promotes healthy food access for families and individuals who are food insecure. This team engages active Extension Master Gardeners, local community organizations, and volunteers to build and manage donation gardens to improve access to affordable, nutritious, and safe foods. Nebraska's efforts feed into a larger Growing Together multi-state (Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Wyoming) SNAP-Ed project.
Yearly Impacts
2025 IMPACTS
“I love coming to the pantry and knowing there will be fresh vegetables to pick up."
— GTN Produce Recipient
Highlighted Impacts
Impact Reports
Growing Together Nebraska
Annual Impact Reports
For the tenth consecutive year, Nebraska Extension’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed) awarded funding to 12 communities across the state through its Growing Together Nebraska (GTN) project. Fresh, locally grown produce valued at $69,608 was donated to those in need across 40 food pantries and emergency food distribution sites.
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Nebraska Seasonal Produce Tips & Recipes
Explore Nebraska's produce while learning how to select, properly store, and the nutritional benefits of eating produce. Check out the tips and recipes on how to use produce.
