Press and Media
“AmeriCorps members find meaning in guiding youth, environmental stewardship” (Cascadia Daily News, March 2023)
“Local non-profit providing free meals to Whatcom County kids” (KGMI.com, July 2023)
“Mount Baker School District Integrates Outdoor Education To Expand Learning” (WhatcomTalk.com, June 2023)
“At Common Threads’ food truck, the fare is free” (Cascadia Daily News, March 2023)
“Common Threads: Where kids learn from the ground up” (Cascadia Daily News, August 2022)
‘Food hub plus’ part of ambitious collaboration to meet housing and food needs (Salish Current, October 2021)
“Lettuce Give” (see pages 36-37 in Lettuce Grow’s Fall 2021 Grow Guide)
Common Threads Farm Sows Seeds of Joy (Whatcom Talk, May 2021)
Whatcom nonprofit helps young students take healthier bite of life (Bellingham Herald, July 2020)
Distributing Food, Spreading Joy (Cascadia Weekly, July 2020)
Bellingham School District Delivers on Good Food Promise (Bellingham Business Journal, January 2020)
Climate Science: From Students to Stewards (Cascadia Weekly, April 2019)
Fisher School Builds a Garden (Lynden Tribune, March 2018)
How Does Your School Garden Grow? (Bellingham School District, Fall, 2017)
Thank you for Donating to Common Threads!: Why our donors choose to support Common Threads (created by Just Plain Honey Productions, Fall 2016)
School Garden Partnerships with Common Threads Farm: Teacher & Principal perspectives (created by Just Plain Honey Productions, Fall 2015)
Next Generation Science in the School Garden (Bellingham School District, Fall 2015)
Common Threads Summer Programs Move to the Outback Farm (Bellingham Herald, Spring 2015)
Why School Gardens? (created by Woodring Teacher Education students in conjunction with the “School House Docs” project, Spring 2015)
Why School Gardens are Good for School Lunch (an interview with food service staff, Fall 2014)
Learning in the Whatcom School Garden (created by one of our supporters, the Taco Time Northwest Foundation, Fall 2014)
Learning in the Sunnyland Garden (created by Woodring Teacher Education students in conjunction with the “School House Docs” project, Spring 2014)
Common Threads Farm: Afternoon at Farm Camp (by Lisa Gruwell Spicer, 2013)
On Kids and Food (Read the Dirt, Fall 2012)