Community Engagement

How We Cultivate Community

  • Orlane Panet and office worker holding veggies

    Hands-On Experiences

    From planting workshops to harvest days, we offer engaging activities that bring tenants, employees, families, and neighbors into the heart of the farm.

  • Children ready to eater vegetables and excited

    Inclusive Programming

    Our farms serve as platforms for diverse community initiatives—including gardening with special needs groups, school programs, and multi-generational events that break social isolation.

  • Child harvesting plants locally

    Urban Agriculture Education

    Each season, we host over 1,000 activities that teach sustainable farming, biodiversity, nutrition, and climate resilience—all tailored to different age groups and learning styles.

  • MicroHabitat Urban Farming delivering donations to the Salvation Army

    Local Food Donation

    Our farms grow more than produce—they grow impact. Dedicate your harvest to support local food banks and help fight food insecurity in your community.

Urban Solidarity Farms

At MicroHabitat, we believe urban farming should nourish more than just buildings—it should nourish communities. As part of our program, clients have the option to donate the fresh produce grown on their sites to local food banks and community kitchens.

Fighting Hunger, One Pot at a Time

Every MicroHabitat pot sold supports Team No Kid Hungry and The Breakfast Club of Canada. For each individual pot we set up, we donate 1 to 3 meals to help ensure children across North America have access to nutritious food—because growing healthy communities starts with feeding them.

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Three women gardening on a rooftop with plants and flowers, with city buildings in the background.
A display table with jars containing seeds, seedling leaves, an illustrated card of a plant, a small bouquet of flowers, and an informational sign about urban farming and biodiversity, set up in a lobby area.
People viewing plants on a rooftop garden, holding paper bags, some eating, with city buildings in the background.
A group of people engaged in a community gardening event, with some holding scissors and paper bags, on a city rooftop with metal siding.
A group of people attending a presentation in a conference room with a speaker standing next to a large screen. The screen displays content about recycling and sustainability.
Indoor event space with a display booth about urban microhabitat agriculture, featuring a large poster, small jars, and a website link. There is a black table with paper bags on it, a black sofa, and tall plants near large glass windows showing city
Two women standing outside on a rooftop, holding paper bags, smiling and talking. They wear business casual attire with tote bags. One woman has long dark hair, and the other has straight brown hair. Modern buildings are visible in the background.
A woman giving a presentation on a rooftop garden in an urban setting surrounded by modern skyscrapers, with an audience of diverse people listening.
Two women standing in front of a screen showing a presentation titled 'Introduction to ecological urban farming'. They are smiling, wearing black shirts with a logo, and are in a conference room with a window, blue walls, a table with a plate of frui