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HOW ONE SEED TURNED INTO A HUNDRED GARDENS

South Carolina, 2008.
Nine-year-old Katie Stagliano brought home a small cabbage plant from school. She planted it in her backyard and cared for it every day. That single plant grew to nearly 40 pounds.

Katie called a local soup kitchen and asked, “Can you use this?”
That one cabbage helped feed 275 people.

Watching strangers eat because of something she grew changed everything.
She thought: If one plant can feed hundreds, what could many gardens do?

That idea became Katie’s Krops — a movement where kids grow vegetables and donate every harvest.
By 13, Katie became the youngest-ever Clinton Global Citizen Award winner.
By 17, she helped start over 100 youth-run gardens across 32 states, donating more than 14,000 pounds of fresh food every year.

She later wrote Katie’s Cabbage to inspire other kids.
Now in her 20s, Katie still leads the organization, with a goal of building 500 gardens nationwide.

One seed became a movement.
One garden fed thousands.
You don’t need to wait to be “ready” to change the world — sometimes you just need to plant something and give it away.