We would like to thank Disalle Real Estate of their $640 donation to our program!
About
Urban Wholistics' is a total health, community based, grassroots initiative created to beautify open land in neighborhoods that have been historically excluded from access to holistic green spaces.
We are a Non-Profit, 501c3 Organization.
Our Projects
The mission of Urban Wholistics is fulfilled through community projects that involve the following pillars:
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Green Space Development
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Environmental Stewardship
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Instructional Learning
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Economic Development
Learn about our projects by clicking the more button.
Donate
The important work that Urban Wholistics is doing is not possible with out the support with individual like you. Partner with us, through giving. Every little bit helps and your generous monetary, seed and plant donations support our mission to bring to life self sustaining green spaces like the Tatum Park project.
Volunteer
Something a little as dedicating some time to pick up trash or water the plants at a green space makes a huge impact on the programming that Urban Wholistics is able to provide.
There are so many ways for you and your organizations to lend assistance.
Click to find out how
FREE PLANT GIVEAWAY
Who’s interested in free tomato plants? Our youth farmers will gift our community with a plant give a way this weekend, Saturday 11-1. We will also be available Friday, 11-1 for free lunches and fun activities. 1209 City Park Ave. 
The Evolution of
Meet our Summer Interns: Yasmine & Shawna!
"My name is Da'Shawna Curlin from Indianapolis, IN. I am a cosmetic science and formulation design major with a minor in chemistry and marketing at the University of Toledo. I am the treasurer of the UT cosmetic chemist society. I am also new business owner of a company called Stitched by Shawna. My favorite thing about personal care science is learning about new holistic approaches to tradition formulation practices. I love working for Urban Wholistics because it gives me the opportunity to learn while actively making a difference in the community." -Shawna
