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Who we are

SUPPORTING THE
HARTFORD COMMUNITY

KNOX is an ever-growing coalition of residents, volunteers, corporate partners, and community organizations that actively support all of Hartford’s community members through horticulture and environmentally-centered programs.

What we have Accomplished

OUR IMPACT

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TREES PLANTED
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CORPORATE & INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS
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INSPIRED YOUTH LAST YEAR
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BEAUTIFICATION PROJECTS LAST YEAR
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FARMING ENTREPRENEURS
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GREEN JOBS APPRENTICES
Programs

KNOX IN ACTION

For over 55 years, KNOX has been leading Hartford’s Green Scene.  We are committed to building stronger, greener, healthier and more beautiful neighborhoods using horticulture-based programs and services. Learn more about KNOX’s environmental programs here and become a part of our Green Revolution!

EVENTS

All KNOX events are open to ALL – members, volunteers, gardeners, and the public. All are welcome to build a greener, healthier and more beautiful Hartford!

October 17, 2023-October 21, 2023

Citywide Clean Up / LOVE HARTFORD Week

Designed to highlight the stories of businesses, individuals, and community groups dedicated to beautifying the city and improving neighborhoods, this series of events engages Hartford residents, friends, neighbors, and corporate and private volunteers from the region in actively beautifying our Capital City. Last year, over 500 volunteers supported 26 major projects, including tree maintenance and plantings at public parks, garden and street clean ups, repairs, and renovations throughout Hartford
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Every Donation Makes
A Difference

You are the reason why.  It’s your generosity that makes this possible.

  • Fresh local produce available for more families in 21 community gardens.
  • Newly trained and ready-to-work apprentices sent into the local workforce.
  • Farm education, training and support for entrepreurs in Hartford.
  • Environmental Education Curriculum provided for 1000+ city students.
  • 700 newly planted trees.