Kansas City based 'Boys Grow' is a non-profit farming and training program for inner-city kids
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Posted: 08/25/2011
KANSAS CITY, Missouri - ‘Boys Grow’ is a local non-profit agency and urban farm in Kansas City. The group provides mentoring, entrepreneurship training and positive role-models for inner-city boys aged 12-15.
You might know ‘Boys Grow’ from their salsa, sold locally in several stores, but now they are branching out to more than just canned munch-ables by providing Blanc Burgers on the Plaza with fresh produce as well.
The organization started up in the spring of 2011 and runs a year-round farming and business program.
‘Boys Grow’ products and information can be found by pointing your browser to boysgrow.com
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