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The Garden Project
The Garden Project exists to create intentional, in-person spaces where young adults can grow, connect, and build relationships that last. In a culture shaped by speed, swiping, and surface-level connection, we believe something deeper is possible. Through gatherings, mentorship, and ongoing community, we help people move beyond shallow dating culture by becoming the right person first.
Your support allows us to create environments where real conversation replaces performance, growth is expected, and commitment is taken seriously. This work is about formation, not quick fixes, and it requires care, consistency, and community.
Our Vision
We envision a generation that values purpose over convenience and growth over instant chemistry. A generation forming relationships rooted in faith, character, and intentionality.
By investing in personal formation and meaningful connection, we believe healthier individuals lead to stronger relationships, stronger families, and ultimately a renewed culture around commitment and love. The Garden Project is not about chasing relationships. It’s about cultivating the kind of people and spaces where healthy relationships can flourish naturally.
Why Support This Cause
Modern dating culture is loud and exhausting, yet deeply lonely. Many people want something real, but lack the spaces and guidance to pursue it well.
Your generosity helps us:
Host intentional, in-person gatherings that foster genuine connection
Provide resources, mentorship, and teaching that encourage personal growth
Build sustainable local communities where accountability and commitment can take root
Keep our events and experiences accessible to those who want to grow but may not have the means
When you give, you’re not just funding events. You’re investing in people choosing depth over distraction and growth over convenience. You’re helping create spaces where connection is formed with intention and relationships are built to last.
Thank you for partnering with us in cultivating something meaningful.
Organized by The Garden Project