Albina Cooperative Garden is a member-run garden rooted in organic practices, land stewardship, and collective care. Together we cultivate nearly 2 acres of land while learning from one another and growing food in the heart of the city. 

Members have access to shared growing space, opportunities to learn from experienced gardeners, and a collaborative decision-making process where every voice matters. 

We offer sliding scale membership options for individuals, households and families as well as free memberships for BIPOC members in recognition of the historical context of the Albina neighborhood. 

A portion of our harvest is donated to local food banks as part of our commitment to mutual aid. 

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or planting your first seed, you are welcome here. 

This project has been a collaboration with OSALT & Legacy Emmanuel Hospital since 2011.