Sweet Auburn Green & Equitable (SAGE)
522 Auburn Avenue, Atlanta, 30312
(404) 215-9095
SAGE is a neighborhood hub for the Sweet Auburn area in Atlanta. It was started by the Historic District Development Corporation. It runs community gardens, small loans and grants for local businesses and creators, and monthly Saturday wellness gatherings that anyone can join. Offers: Community gardens; Microloans with business education; Microgrants for local businesses and creatives; Monthly SAGE Saturdays health and wellness gatherings; Sweet Auburn Honey; Fresh food access. Email hello@sageatlanta.org or use the links on their Instagram and sageatlanta.org.
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- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
SAGE GardensProgram
SAGE looks after four gardens in Sweet Auburn: a pollinator garden with beehives, an herb garden, a resident-led community garden and a rooftop production garden. They are used for growing food, learning and neighbors meeting.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
SAGE Microloan ProgramProgram
Low-interest loans for artists and creative business owners, paired with required business classes, coaching and a public art show. The program page was marked open, but its listed deadline has passed.
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Sweet Auburn Green & Equitable (SAGE) ServicesService
SAGE is a neighborhood hub in Sweet Auburn that helps with fresh food, gardens, and support for local businesses and creators. It also offers monthly wellness gatherings that anyone can join.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Water Tower Community GardenProgram
This is SAGE's main resident-led garden, with individual beds managed by neighbors called growers. Shared workdays and guidance from experienced garden leaders help families, seniors and first-time gardeners grow their own food.
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