greenhouse commons for herbs, tea, movement, making, and neighborhood programming.
space&co. by happy sunday turns vacant lots, civic land, campuses, and underused spaces into greenhouse commons: maintained herb and tea gardens with weekly community programming, movement sessions, maker days, and local enterprise support.
the birthright project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit seeking vacant, tax-delinquent, city-owned, and underused parcels that can become maintained herb and tea gardens with weekly community programming — a clean public-benefit use for land currently sitting idle.
have land or a parcel? send the address, parcel number, size, current status, and owner or land-bank contact. we'll review fit and follow up.
the herb garden is not decoration — it's the first product, the first program, and the first reason to gather. space&co. grows and sources herbs for small-batch tea blends, sunday sessions, and community workshops.
grown where possible. sourced responsibly where needed. blended locally.
land → garden → commons → practice → enterprise → economic dignity
what can grow on a site, phase by phase:
space&co. works with whoever holds the land — land banks, churches, nonprofits, municipalities, schools, developers, and private owners — to turn idle or underused property into maintained community infrastructure. the garden-first build is modular and phased, designed to prove value before heavy construction.
the model is sustained through philanthropy, sponsorships, public contracts, tea and goods revenue, workshops, classes, markets, and paid programming that subsidizes community access.
space&co. starts small: one session, one garden day, one wall, one workshop, one land partner. choose the path that fits.