The Scarborough Community Garden is addressing hunger in our community by growing nourishing vegetables for neighbors who struggle to put healthy food on the table. Located in Scarborough, Maine, we broke ground in the Fall of 2014 on our first garden located at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church. We began planting and harvesting in 2015. Two more gardens, one at Blue Point Congregational Church and one at Hillcrest Retirement Community, were soon established in 2017. All three gardens continue to grow an abundance of delicious produce for the Scarborough Food Pantry and our neighbors.

Community Garden at St. Nicholas Steering Committee

Jane Ducott (chair), Chris Taylor, Nancy Agan, Pam Hillman, Steffi Cox, Daisy Stone, Lina Bhatnagar, Anjali Bhatnagar.

Partners & Supporters

St. Nicholas Episcopal Church
Blue Point Congregational Church
Hillcrest Retirement Community
Scarborough Garden Club
Project GRACE

Many hands make light work!  The garden is a collaborative community effort involving many volunteers and these generous supporters:

1st Congregational Church of Scarborough
Blue Point Congregational Church
Coastline Irrigation
CPB Foundation
Cumberland County Master Gardeners
Episcopal Diocese of Maine
Higgins Beach Association
Highland Avenue Greenhouse & Farm Market
Hillcrest Retirement Community
Jordan Farm
Katahdin Trust
Kitchen Gardeners International
Lebel & Harriman LLP
Project GRACE
Prouts Neck Association
R J Grondin & Sons

Rogers Ducott Trust
Ron Forest & Sons Fence Company
Scarborough Food Pantry
Scarborough Garden Club
Scarborough Kiwanis Club
Scarborough Rotary Club
Sibley-Saltonstall Foundation
State Manufactured Homes
St. Max Youth Ministry
St. Maximilian-Kolbe Church
St. Nicholas Episcopal Church
Walmart Foundation
Friends, Neighbors, & Gardeners