“Ways to Get Involved — Big or Small”

One of the most moving things about launching Growzie has been hearing from so many of you — neighbors, clients, and friends — who reached out after I sent the first email.

Some shared encouragement.
Some offered ideas or introductions.
Some simply said, “I love this — how can I help?”

That last question stuck with me. Because help doesn’t have to mean coding an app or funding a startup. It can be as small as passing along an idea, offering garden tips, or forwarding Growzie to someone who might be interested.

So if you’re wondering how to get involved — even in a tiny way — here are a few meaningful options:

🌱 Share Your Surplus

Got extra lemons, apples, herbs, or anything else you’re proud of growing? Let us know. Soon, Growzie will let neighbors post and share items directly — but even now, you can inspire this idea by sharing what you have or would be willing to share in the future.

👥 Connect Us

Several of you have already connected me with friends in community gardening, wellness education, or even software development. These intros — big or small — have sparked some beautiful conversations.

💡 Send Ideas

One client told me about “The Bounty Garden” that supports local food banks. Another pointed me toward freelance platforms that could help. These small nudges are like garden stakes: they help shape what’s growing.

📣 Spread the Word

Know someone who’d love this idea? A friend, a neighbor, someone in tech or education? Point them to Growzie.life. It’s amazing what a single forwarded email or conversation can spark.

Right now, Growzie is still early-stage — like a seed just breaking through the soil. But already, it’s growing thanks to people like you.

Whether you’ve responded with an idea, offered a hand, or simply took the time to read this — thank you. You’re helping shape something beautiful.

And if you haven’t reached out yet, but feel a tug — this is your invitation. 🌿

Let’s grow something together.

— Mark

Mark Anderson

About the Author

Mark Anderson is the founder of Growzie, a community-powered wellness platform rooted in real neighborhoods and honest connections. With over 27 years running the longest-standing handyman business in his county, Mark has worked inside thousands of homes — where trust, stories, and everyday abundance quietly grow. Inspired by pandemic-era garden generosity, he launched Growzie to help neighbors share produce, wellness tips, and encouragement in a way that feels natural and human.

When he’s not building the Growzie platform, you’ll likely find him fixing something, walking his local trails, or swapping lemons for tomatoes in a front-yard trade.

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