Our mission is to nurture brighter futures by fostering resilience and empowering children through innovative mental health services, education and advocacy.
The Garden Nonprofit is dedicated to cultivating communities where individuals can grow, heal, and thrive.
Our vision is a flourishing community where compassion thrives, mental wellness is prioritized, and every individual feels valued and supported.
Through education, awareness and innovative mental health services, we aim to foster a nurturing environment that empowers individuals to overcome challenges, embrace strengths, and cultivate a culture of kindness and resilience.
But our coloring book is more than just a fun activity for your child. With every purchase of Mindfulness in The Garden, you are directly supporting The Garden’s mission to serve at-risk children in the community. Your purchase helps provide vital resources and opportunities for the next generation, empowering them to grow and thrive in a sustainable, healthy environment.
So why wait? With just one click you can order your copy of Mindfulness in The Garden today and give your child the gift of mindfulness and creativity while supporting an important cause. Join us in growing a brighter future for at-risk children and youth in our community.
Looking Back, Every event we organize is unique in its own way, and we’re happy to share some of the highlights from past events. Take a look at the gallery to get a better idea of what you can expect at our upcoming event. If you haven’t already, visit our volunteer page to learn about our volunteer program. We hope you can join us in supporting future causes.
Passionate About Helping Others
Ta’Quonna Lampkins aka “The Garden Keeper” is known for her selfless ability of putting others first. Ta’Quonna strongly believes that “we were all created and put on this earth for a greater purpose and mission to be of service to others.”-Ta’Quonna
Ta’Quonna obtained her Bachelor’s of Science in Human Services at California State University of Fullerton and her Master’s in Social Work at California State University Long Beach.
Ta’Quonna’s passion is being a servant to children, youth and families. She has always valued meaningful relationships, standing up for what is right, and leaving long lasting, positive impressions in children and youth.
Ta’Quonna’s dream of The Garden Nonprofit Organization was to provide a safe haven for youth to learn, grow, feel empowered, to heal, and to fulfill their greatest potential in spite of their adversaries
Following the footsteps of her late grandfather Pastor Lee H. Turner; Ta’Quonna wants to leave not just a legacy but an impression on others who may feel connected to her dreams, her goals, and her vision.
