Sally began her career in outdoor education with her position at Holly Hill Farm in Cohasset. She draws on her degree in biology to underpin the lesson plans she creates for her students. She is one of several people contacted by the Town of Scituate to develop a plan for the use of this town land set within the Crosbie Preserve. An independent outdoor educator, Sally has taught Mycology at the Scituate Senior Center and for the Scituate Recreation Department. Sally's passion, commitment and expertise have been instrumental in taking Appleton Community Garden from idea to reality.

Freya is committed to getting the work done to build the "community" in our Community garden. She has organized work parties, ensuring enough hands are on deck for the upcoming tasks. One can regularly find her toiling away in her spare time, spreading wood chips or creating planting beds. When not at the Garden, she runs her professional massage therapy business in North Scituate. 

Jon has been working in farm education for over 20 years. His focus is on cultivating regenerative organic farming methods and teaching these methods to all age groups. He has been successful in providing thousands of pounds of organically grown produce to food pantries and soup kitchens from Scituate to Boston, with the help of local teenagers from his "farm to food pantry program" at Holly Hill Farm. Along with Sally, Jon was one of the people contacted by the Town of Scituate to develop a plan for the Town property within the Crosbie Preserve.