To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow

And Victoria Wiggins believes in tomorrow. The precocious and energetic teen used her perky personality and winning ways to get funding for and plant a community educational garden with the inspiration coming from 4-H. Victoria recently showed the results of her hard work and ingenuity at a ribbon-cutting where her own words best describe what she accomplished.
Now, without further ado, let’s cut the ribbon and officially open our community educational garden!
Now, without further ado, let’s cut the ribbon and officially open our community educational garden!

Thank you all for joining us on this beautiful day. My name is Victoria, a recent graduate from Natchitoches Central High School, and it is my great honor to welcome you to the ribbon-cutting ceremony of our community educational garden.

My journey to this moment began with my involvement in 4-H, where I learned about the significance of healthy living, the detrimental effects of food insecurity, a…