

Growdega

Growdega’s Mission
Statement
Many of High Point’s neighborhoods are considered food deserts, or areas where one would have to travel over a mile to receive fresh, healthy foods. This distance may be extremely cumbersome to those who have to take public transportation or walk these distances to provide for their families. Because of the difficulties, many families rely on unhealthy, processed foods from general and corner stores.
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We believe there is a better way. We introduced the Growdega, Growing High Point’s mobile grocery store, to fight the nutritional problems related to food deserts. We take our store, stock it with fresh fruits and vegetables, and provide access that many areas are lacking. We aim to provide the freedom of choice while still supporting those who may rely on SNAP or EBTs by being able to double your money when you use these resources. Together, we hope that nutrition and access to food increases.
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Would you like to have the Growdega come to your community? Fill out this form to put in a request:




Growdega’s Weekly Schedule
Monday:
YWCA (bi-monthly)
3:30-5:30pm
155 W Westwood Ave
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Tuesday:
Guilford County Public Health
12:30-2:30pm
501 E Green Drive
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Newgate Apartments with POP Club (bi-monthly)
3pm-3:45pm
605 Granby Ave​​
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Laurelwood Park Apartments with POP Club
(bi-monthly)
4pm-4:45pm
1300 Burton Ave
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Wednesday:
Community Clinic of High Point
1:30-5pm
624 Quaker Lane
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Thursday:
Hayworth Cancer Center
10-12pm
302 W Westwood Ave​​​​
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Brentwood Crossing with POP Club (bi-monthly)
3pm-4pm
308 Brentwood St
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Cecil Brockman Youth Academic Center with POP Club (bi-monthly)
4:15-5pm
1301 Camden Ave
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Friday:
Greater First United Baptist Church
11:30-12:30pm
1409 Deep River Road
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Saturday: *The Farmer's Market Season will return on April 26th, 2025.
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8:30am-1pm
High Point Public Library Farmer's Market
901 N Main St
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Sunday: No Stops
P.O.P Club
In partnership with the High Point Public Library, POP Club is designed to educate children about healthy food choices. Each week, participants receive three $1 tokens, which they can spend on locally grown produce on Growdega. In addition, they receive educational materials and crafts to enhance their understanding of nutritious food options.
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