Greens Do Good and Finn Ban, our Workforce Development Program intern, were recently featured in NJ Spotlight News
Check out the video by New Jersey Spotlight news that provides an inside look at the job opportunities Greens Do Good offers to adults with autism, training to teens REED Next is a nonprofit that provides assistance to adults on the autism spectrum. One of its latest...
The Mission Behind Hackensack’s Greens Do Good: NJ Digest
This article was originally featured in NJ Digest. written by Natalie Tsur Greens Do Good recently established its hydroponic farm in Hackensack, NJ, bringing sustainably grown produce to the local community. However, eco-conscious harvesting isn’t all that they’re...
A ‘sense of pride and hope’: Hackensack farm employs adults with autism
This article was originally featured in NorthJersey.com. The small, 3,000-square-foot warehouse at the end of Oak Street in Hackensack is filled with big ideas. It houses Greens Do Good, a vertical hydroponic farm where greens such as kale, basil and cilantro are...
GREENS DO GOOD AWARDED GRANT FROM SOMEONE ELSE’S CHILD TO SUPPORT WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
A grant from Someone Else’s Child will support our efforts to provide crucial vocational training and meaningful employment opportunities for teens and adults with autism.
GREENS DO GOOD PARTNERS WITH THE BERGEN COUNTY FOOD SECURITY TASK FORCE TO PROVIDE SURPLUS PRODUCE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES IN NEED
Greens Do Good, a four-season hydroponic vertical farm in Hackensack, NJ part of Reed Next, and the Bergen County Food Security Task Force have formed a partnership to ensure Bergen County residents have access to healthy food options during the pandemic and beyond.
STEPSS program partners with local hydroponic farm
This article was originally posted in the Ridgewood News. The School Transition and Employment Program for Student Success (STEPSS), a new 18- to 21-yearold transition program offered by Ridgewood Public Schools, has partnered with Greens Do Good, a local hydroponic...