Michelle Heron

Something strange in a photo of her infant son led a local mom to take a closer look. "It looked like a cat eye. And his bad eye had turned from blue to green," Patricia says. Soon they were headed to St. Jude and life-saving treatment. Turns out-- her baby had a rare form of cancer. Sixteen years ago, Patricia Brackett walked through the doors of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital with her 15-month-old son, Kamryn. "I was just devastated and scared.

Pulling weeds, turning dirt, and allowing for just enough water. Students at The Bethlehem Center are learning what goes into growing a garden. Words that still resonate deeply with Caity today, even a decade into her career. Damon Bartos heads the Urban Farm year-round. "We operate like an urban farm. We do about 5,000 lbs. of food on 0.3 acres, so big scale," he said. "I watered the plans and I set plants down," Zion, who attends The Beth, said.

Pulling weeds, turning dirt and allowing for just enough water. Students at The Bethlehem Center are learning what goes into growing a garden. Damon Bartos heads the Urban Farm year-round. "We operate like an urban farm. We do about 5,000 lbs. of food on 0.3 acres, so big scale," he said. "I watered the plans and I set plants down," Zion, who attends The Beth said. The produce they grow depends on the season and what the community and students request.