Somers teen raises money to reopen produce garden at Wright Reis Homestead
A Somers teenager and Eagle Scout is raising money to rebuild part of the town - teaming up with local Girl Scouts to get it all done.
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Apr 11, 2021, 8:25 PM
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Updated 1,321 days ago
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495ds agoA Somers teenager and Eagle Scout is raising money to rebuild part of the town - teaming up with local Girl Scouts to get it all done.
Patrick Marzella started a GoFundMe for the Caroline Wright Reis produce garden.
Girl Scouts previously used the property to plant vegetables to donate to the food pantry at St. Luke's Church.
When the pandemic hit, the scouts say they couldn't keep it up.
Marzella says along with the repairs, they plan to extend the garden.
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