GROW! Campaign

The awards keep coming for 404 Broad Street

07/11/2023 admin 404 Broad, Central Falls, GROW! Campaign, Pawtucket

Who says only bad things come in threes?

On June 22, SCLT was honored with a Smart Growth Award for the historic preservation of 404 Broad Street, our new headquarters in South Providence. This was the third recent award given to the building: In May, Union Studio Architecture & Community Design, which envisioned the $5.8 million renovation project, won a Merit Award in the Congress for the New Urbanism 2023 Charter Awards competition. And last November, the Providence Preservation Society singled out the building with its Mission-Driven Preservation Award.

A South Providence hub supports healthy food for all

07/29/2022 admin Farmers Market, Food Justice, GROW! Campaign, healthy food access, SCLT in the News, urban agriculture

Southside Community Land Trust’s 404 Broad Street brings fresh produce and more to the neighborhood

By Katarina Dulude, Providence Monthly

illustration with gardeners in forefront, city behind

Southside Community Land Trust remains at the forefront of urban farming in Rhode Island

06/30/2022 admin Aggregation, GROW! Campaign, SCLT in the News

As urban farming continues to expand in response to neighborhood food woes, Southside Community Land Trust’s Good Earth Farm in western Cranston is leading the charge.

Ellen Liberman, RI Monthly

‘Social returns’ inspire unusual 404 Broad investment

02/16/2022 admin GROW! Campaign, healthy food access, SCLT in the News, Sustainable Agriculture, urban agriculture

The Conservation Law Foundation’s Healthy Retail and Commerce Fund offers a new model for social investment

by Laurie O’Reilly, Conservation Matters

SCLT’s New Headquarters to Invest in Healthy Food

10/27/2021 admin Aggregation, Donate, GROW! Campaign, SCLT in the News, Southside Community Land Trust, Trinity Square

By Caitlin Faulds, ecoRInews

PROVIDENCE — A multimillion-dollar loan recently granted to Southside Community Land Trust (SCLT) is set to improve the availability of healthy and affordable food in CentralFalls, Pawtucket, and South Providence for years to come, according to an SLCT spokesperson.

Matt tracy on tractor at Urban Edge Farm

The future looks good for new farmers in RI

06/17/2021 admin Aggregation, Apprenticeship, Farmers Market, Farmland Access, GROW! Campaign, healthy food access, Scratch Farm, urban agriculture, Urban Edge Farm

In 2021, SCLT will be offering increasing support for local farmers, expanding access to farmland and improving our ability to distribute healthy food, particularly in local Black and Brown communities.

Work on SCLT’s new home in Trinity Square is underway

01/10/2021 admin Donate, GROW! Campaign, healthy food access, Southside Community Land Trust, Trinity Square

Construction started in mid-October at 404 Broad Street in Providence, with plans to move into the facility in July, 2021.

404 Broad Street, Trinity Square, Providence, SCLT

Campaign positions SCLT as an ‘important community resource’

03/07/2019 admin Aggregation, GROW! Campaign, healthy food access, Somerset Hayward Farm, Trinity Square, urban agriculture

In the past year, SCLT laid the groundwork for a capital campaign–the GROW! Campaign–to renovate a building at 404 Broad Street in Providence’s Upper South Side. It will house our offices, a produce processing facility, a Youth Entrepreneurship Center and three leasable spaces for food businesses.

The awards keep coming for 404 Broad Street

A South Providence hub supports healthy food for all

Southside Community Land Trust’s 404 Broad Street brings fresh produce and more to the neighborhood

Southside Community Land Trust remains at the forefront of urban farming in Rhode Island

As urban farming continues to expand in response to neighborhood food woes, Southside Community Land Trust’s Good Earth Farm in western Cranston is leading the charge.

‘Social returns’ inspire unusual 404 Broad investment

The Conservation Law Foundation’s Healthy Retail and Commerce Fund offers a new model for social investment

SCLT’s New Headquarters to Invest in Healthy Food

The future looks good for new farmers in RI

Work on SCLT’s new home in Trinity Square is underway

Campaign positions SCLT as an ‘important community resource’

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Campaign positions SCLT as an ‘important community resource’