Civic Committee
The purpose of the Civic Committee is to promote civic interest and the preservation of horticultural aspects of the metropolitan area. GCC membership will be informed on current issues of public concern in the city of Cleveland. Individuals and organizations who are making a difference in the Cleveland community are invited to speak at annual Civic meetings to report on their projects.
Some Past Civic speakers have been:
Dan Brown, Co-Founder, Rust Belt Riders/Tilth Soil Urban Gardening & Recycling
Marc. S. White, Founding Partner, Rid-All Green Partnership Farm Operations Manager
Randall McShephard, Rid-All Green Partnership -- Urban Innovation Zone
Gregory Peckham, LAND Studio -- Enriching Spaces, Place-Making, Design and Community Involvement
Jeff Epstein, MidTown Cleveland -- Redevelopment of Cleveland Midtown Corridor & tour of Klein Garden
Giovanna Mingrone, Stone Soup -- Food Recovery & Delivery
Lennie Stover, Rotary of Cleveland -- The Red Line Greenway
Joe Marinucci, Downtown Cleveland Alliance -- Public Square Renovation
Rich Cochran, Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Brian Zimmerman, Cleveland Metroparks
Dan Brown, Co-Founder, Rust Belt Riders/Tilth Soil Urban Gardening & Recycling
Marc. S. White, Founding Partner, Rid-All Green Partnership Farm Operations Manager
Randall McShephard, Rid-All Green Partnership -- Urban Innovation Zone
Gregory Peckham, LAND Studio -- Enriching Spaces, Place-Making, Design and Community Involvement
Jeff Epstein, MidTown Cleveland -- Redevelopment of Cleveland Midtown Corridor & tour of Klein Garden
Giovanna Mingrone, Stone Soup -- Food Recovery & Delivery
Lennie Stover, Rotary of Cleveland -- The Red Line Greenway
Joe Marinucci, Downtown Cleveland Alliance -- Public Square Renovation
Rich Cochran, Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Brian Zimmerman, Cleveland Metroparks
The Garden Club of Cleveland is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and a member of the Garden Club of America.
The Garden Club of Cleveland is dedicated to charitable and educational purposes including stimulating the knowledge and love of gardening, sharing the advantages of association by means of educational meetings, conferences, correspondence, and publications, and restoring, improving, and protecting the quality of the environment through educational programs and action in the fields of conservation and civic improvements.
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