M'Finda Kalunga
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Overview
Originally an African American burial ground, is now used as a community garden. Founded in 1983 to address the area's little affordable housing and increasing drug problems. The M'Finda Kalunga Community Garden encourages community involvement and creating resources that will benefit the neighborhood.
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