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Message: [QUOTE="ChanellG, post: 9641, member: 199"] Lilley, I am with you on the patience thing, lol. I don't remember it taking so long when I was a kid (and less patient!) Are there any community or even school gardens in your area? Edible schoolyard, some urban farms (usually attached to markets) and most community gardens are always looking for volunteers. It's a good way to learn about gardening and to give back to your community. You don't have to have money to donate to help people. You can volunteer at the food bank, or somewhere else. Also, it's easier than you think to donate - a can of this, a bag of beans or rice, these things can go a long way and they cost less than $1. You could also organize food drives to collect items and get others to help supplement what you are able to do. Are you a church person? [/QUOTE]