Donate to the
Anti-Oppression Permagarden
at Argyle Gardens

We are excited to share the Reparations & Earth Restoration Initiative, Anti-Oppression Medicinal Herb & Food PermaGarden fiscally sponsored by The City Repair Project.  The Permagarden is being installed at Transition Projects’ Argyle Gardens, a 72-unit deeply affordable housing complex for Portlander’s who are low-income and/or formerly experienced homelessness. The Permagarden will provide an abundance of food and medicinal plants to support the residents. The Permagarden space will be for the residents of Argyle Gardens to use as they decide, giving them power and honoring their unique perspectives. The garden will offer opportunities for connection and healing. A true act of anti-oppression. 

Using creative placemaking we’ll intentionally leverage the power of nature, arts, and culture to serve the residents of Argyle Gardens interest while driving a broader agenda for change, growth and transformation in a way that also honors character and quality of place. It will allow organizations like yours to show tangible support to the resilient residents of Argyle Gardens.