Plant Sale
Saturday, May 15th, 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
From Kensington/Windsor Terrace Mutual Aid:
"Calling all plant lovers and weekend gardeners! This Saturday, our neighbors on East 5th Street will be organizing a 🌿 Plant Sale!
Spruce up your house, backyard, terrace or balcony with house/garden plants, veggie starts🌱 (malabar spinash or cane squash), and herbs.Bangladeshi delicacies and coffee ☕️ from local business, Sonia Café (on Church) will be available for sale.
Organized by KWTMA and neighbors of East 5th St. Part of the proceeds will be used to stock the Community Fridge on East 2nd and the Purple Pantry on East 4th.
Location
309 E. 5th Street
between Church Avenue and Albemarle Road
Kensington, Brooklyn
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About Kensington/Windsor Terrace Mutual Aid
Our motto is “If you need something, please ask. If you can give, please give.”
We aim for solidarity, not charity!
Launched on March 19th, 2020, KWT Mutual Aid is a grassroots volunteer organization created by neighbors for neighbors, with the objective of helping our community cope with the physical, mental, emotional, and economic hardships created by the COVID-19 crisis.
The idea is simple: we show solidarity through our actions and pool resources and support each others' needs.
Our neighborhoods include immigrant communities that are often denied financial support from the city, state, and federal government, neighbors who have lost their jobs due to the pandemic and those living in vulnerable situations.
We aim for solidarity, not charity!
Launched on March 19th, 2020, KWT Mutual Aid is a grassroots volunteer organization created by neighbors for neighbors, with the objective of helping our community cope with the physical, mental, emotional, and economic hardships created by the COVID-19 crisis.
The idea is simple: we show solidarity through our actions and pool resources and support each others' needs.
Our neighborhoods include immigrant communities that are often denied financial support from the city, state, and federal government, neighbors who have lost their jobs due to the pandemic and those living in vulnerable situations.
We partner with local groups, organizations, and neighbors to meet community needs, from assisting in maintaining food resources like the KWT Fridge and Purple Pantries, to prescription pick-ups, well-being phone check-ins, translation, support and guidance accessing government benefits, and providing emergency funds.
