Lander Community Gains Access to Free Composting Classes | LOR Foundation Skip to content
Complete Environment

Lander Community Gains Access to Free Composting Classes

  • Local Champion: Pushroot Community Garden
  • Date Funded: October 21, 2024
  • Grant Amount: $3,000

Lander residents have often expressed an interest in learning more about composting, but have lacked access to efficient, user-friendly education. Staff at Pushroot Community Garden spotted an opportunity to address this by using some of their garden area as a teaching garden with free bimonthly workshops taught by an experienced composter. Up to 15 people will be able to participate in each workshop. LOR’s funding will help cover the costs of composting tools and supplies and instructor fees.

This project is fiscally sponsored by the Lander Community Foundation. 

Learn more about our work. Contact Us
More Environment Solutions
Environment / Buffalo Backboard Wraps Beautify a Buffalo Basketball Court and Inspire Student Creativity
Local Champion:
Johnson County School District No. 1
Date funded:
October 16, 2026
Grant Amount:
$1,305
Environment / Cortez A Sensory Garden Improves Student Well-Being in Cortez
Local Champion:
Southwest Open School
Date funded:
October 16, 2026
Grant Amount:
$2,540
Environment / Buffalo Lighting and Electrical Upgrades Extend and Expand a Buffalo Community Resource
Local Champion:
City of Buffalo
Date funded:
October 14, 2026
Grant Amount:
$8,000
Environment / Libby A Trailhead Parking Lot Connects Libby Residents to the Outdoors
Local Champion:
Libby Parks District
Date funded:
September 30, 2026
Grant Amount:
$10,000
Environment / Taos Playground Upgrades Create More Inclusive Recreation in Arroyo Seco
Local Champion:
Arroyo Seco Community Center
Date funded:
September 30, 2026
Grant Amount:
$19,860
Environment / Weiser LED Lighting Improves a Year-Round Weiser Community Space
Local Champion:
Weiser Architectural Preservation Committee
Date funded:
September 25, 2026
Grant Amount:
$1,950