Our project, "More Green for Less Green" aims to create a template for low-cost community gardening in the inner city. The Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger provides food for over 118,000 residents of the Bed-Stuy/Brownsville/Ocean Hill area through our food pantry. The past two years, we have managed a "Victory Garden" where we grow fresh produce with help from the community. This year, we would like to create a guide for groups who would like to create a substantial garden for the community, but don't want to spend more than $2,000. By documenting our own garden, including how much food we provide, how we use our resources, and best practices, we will create a template for other community groups to follow. By allowing more groups to be involved in the community garden movement, we will help increase access to fresh produce in the Bed-Stuy area, as well as decrease the high failure rate of garden projects.