RECEIVE 10% OFF ALL GROWING DOME ORDERS

See details below!

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS & CHARITIES

Community gardens across Canada, whether run by food banks, churches, assisted living facilities or other non-profit ventures, are using Growing Domes to nurture their communities from the ground up!

Partners Include:

• The Salvation Army YHSS • Gleaners Food Bank • Onefullcircle Network

• Peel Aboriginal Network • Frog In Hand Productions • Western Environment Centre

SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES

Growing Domes become a living laboratory and classroom, demonstrating the potential to develop a sustainable model for healthy living. Curriculums can go beyond horticulture and living systems to include geometry, architecture, thermodynamics and more.

Partners Include:

• Upper Canada District School Board • Limestone District School Board • Prairie South Schools

• University of Toronto (Scarborough) • Memorial University • Laval University

INDIGENOUS & REMOTE COMMUNITIES

In communities where access to fresh produce is limited, Growing Domes provide more than food security. They offer food sovereignty, supporting traditional knowledge and indigenous agricultural practices, helping to preserve cultural heritage.

Partners Include:

• Hamlet of Tulita, NWT • NunatuKavut • Sambaa K’e First Nations

• Matawa First Nation • Gambler First Nation • Xeni Gwet'in First Nation

BENEFITS

Education and Skill-Building
Growing Domes offer excellent opportunities for educational programs and workshops focused on sustainable farming techniques, food preservation, and business management, empowering individuals to become more self-sufficient and resilient.

Community Engagement
Growing Domes serve as gathering places for community members interested in gardening and sustainable living. They provide spaces for people to come together, share knowledge, and work collaboratively on gardening projects, fostering a sense of belonging and community cohesion.

Extended Growing Seasons
Growing Dome gardens are productive beyond traditional growing seasons, helping to increase overall food security in the community. This also facilitates hands-on learning experiences for student throughout the school year. In addition, a wider variety of crops can be grown, including those that might not typically thrive in the local climate. This diversity can enrich the offerings, providing community members with access to a greater range of fresh produce that suits their local tastes and cultural backgrounds.

Program Eligibility and Terms:

We are excited to offer a 10% discount on Growing Dome Greenhouse Kits manufactured by Arctic Acres Inc. to the following organizations within Canada:

  1. Schools: Includes all public and private primary, secondary, and post-secondary educational institutions.

  2. Registered Non-Profits and Charities: Must be registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

  3. Municipal Governments: Includes all city, town, and municipal government entities.

  4. First Nations Governments: Indigenous community projects, and First Nations governing bodies.

How to Apply:

  • Fill out a quote form and request the discount.

  • State the program, project, or legal entity to which the discount will apply.

  • You may be asked to provide documentation to verify eligibility or obtain a referral from an authorized representative of the applicant when speaking with our staff.

Additional Terms and Conditions:

  • This program is available only within Canada.

  • The 10% discount cannot be combined with other offers or promotions. Please speak with our sales team for additional details.

  • This discount is subject to availability and may be modified or terminated at the discretion of Arctic Acres Inc.

  • For further details, please contact sales@arcticacres.ca

By participating in this program, organizations agree to these terms and conditions and affirm their eligibility as outlined above.