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4.7(23 reviews)

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Annie's House by Sustaining Way is a non profit organization located in Greenville. Rated 4.7 stars from 23 Google reviews.

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4.7(23 reviews)
Emanuel Duncan
Emanuel Duncanon Google
11 months ago

Proud of the consistency and impact Sustaining Way and Mr. Brown are making in Greenville. Everyone should be able to produce and share fruit from the garden.

Aaron Warren
Aaron Warrenon Google
2 years ago

Stumbled upon an outreach program while looking for a vegan restaurant for my grandson. To my delight, kind folk (Mr. Brown and crew) asked if I'd like some vegetables... why yes, thank you!!! Really appreciate the community outreach and look forward to touring the gardens. We could all use this kind of connection... blessings!

Mie Potter
Mie Potteron Google
3 years ago

We visited for a tour with a group that will collaborate with Sustaining Way. The gardens have expanded and are full of wonderful produce now. This group offers so many services to the community and leadership opportunities to youth and adults. I volunteer on a few committees for a few years. Sampled blackberries as we left. Tasted like summer.

Bonita Ward
Bonita Wardon Google
a year ago

No personal experience just know about this place by listening to Ms. Angela Stanton of Auntie house of Atlanta Georgia, and I am interested to find out more about this project or program

Rhonda Young
Rhonda Youngon Google
5 years ago

Sustaining Way Annie's House uses sustainable methods such as: Gardens chickens, fruit trees, vegetables, herbs, loofa plants; ( these are grown from a seed; which forms the Loofa sponge we can buy from the health food stores. It is used to exfoliate your skin.). They use solar panels to cut electricity cost. They have supportive programs for kids to learn about gardens nature, and to be eco friendly with nature.