Stock up on all your favorite fruits and veggies at Eggleston’s farmers market and start planting for fall with help from our garden center. 

Farmers Market

This summer, Eggleston introduced the newest business endeavor—a farmers market. Our farmers market is open year-round and conveniently located next to our garden center at the intersection of 38th Street and Granby Street in Norfolk. Our farmers market carries seasonal fruits, vegetables, produce, and artisan products. Our select artisan products include pasta, soaps, jams, honey, spices, and more. 

This fall, we are offering a plethora of autumnal fruits and vegetables. Remember, we continue this service year-round! Stock up on all the best that fall has to offer, such as:

  • Lettuce
  • Kale
  • Cabbage
  • Pumpkin
  • Beets
  • Radishes
  • Garlic
  • Apples
  • Pears
  • Cranberries
  • Dates
  • Grapes

Delicious Meal Options With Fresh Produce

After picking up some local produce, it’s time to get cooking. Fall is the time to cozy up with a warm mug of apple cider, sit around a fire, and enjoy a hearty meal made with filling veggies.

  • Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese—Add a twist to a home-cooked classic. Throw some pureed butternut squash into your cheese mix to add richness and body to this dish. 
  • Chicken Pot Pie—stuff a delicious pot pie to the brim with local veggies like green beans, sweet corn, zucchini, and potatoes.
  • Beef Stew—With a generous helping of veggies, chunks of beef, and savory herbs, beef stew is a warming meal you can enjoy in the quickly cooling temps. 

Enjoy it all in your gorgeously decorated outdoor area provided with help from our garden center.

Garden Center 

The Eggleston Garden center is your one-stop shop for your lawn and garden needs. Located next to the farmers market, our garden center offers house and bedding plants, hanging baskets, herbs, gardening supplies, grass seed, mulch, and accessories. We also offer unique garden decor for your deck and patio space. 

Love to garden? Or interested in beginning a garden? Our garden center has all the supplies you need to start off strong this fall.

Here is a quick list of some of the best fall crops to plant:

  • Beets
  • Broccoli
  • Cabbage
  • Carrots
  • Cauliflower
  • Kale
  • Lettuce
  • Peas
  • Spinach

Harvest with a Purpose

At Eggleston, every piece of produce, every plant, and every available artisan good purchase goes towards our greater purpose—helping adults with disabilities. In addition, we have partnered with local and regional farms to provide customers with local produce options that fit their needs. 

The farmers market and garden center not only raise funds to help support Eggleston’s various programs, they also support our mission by creating job opportunities for adults with disabilities.

Come out and support Eggleston at our garden center or farmers market. We are open 9 AM to 7 PM Tuesdays through Saturdays, 9 AM to 5 PM on Sundays, and closed on Mondays.

Please use this list as a guide for our November 24 and 25, 2022 hours in observance of the Thanksgiving  Holiday.
For questions or additional information please call our front desk team at 757-858-8011 or email them at Info@egglestonservices.org

Thank You!

Thanksgiving 2022 hours of opperations

Honoring and Serving Those Who Serve 

Bank of America logo and Warrior Bridge logo with photo of employees of both organizations.Eggleston’s Warrior Bridge is a unique program that assists many veterans who have diagnosed and undiagnosed disabilities connect to resources, support, and employment. Many Veterans leave their careers with mental health issues, medical issues, PTSD, and as a result, may face transportation issues, substance abuse problems, and homelessness. Eggleston’s program helps Veterans by creating a bridge between resources and employment. The program may even help a Veteran obtain a disability diagnosis. 

Eggleston’s Veterans Services Manager, Tim Giles works one-on-one with each veteran to link services and identify the ideal employment scenario.

“We are proud to serve those who have served. Unfortunately, there are Veterans, especially those who served before September 11, 2001, that may have a series of hardships and fall through the cracks because they aren’t aware of the benefits available to them. I take great pride as a Veteran myself in helping these individuals,” said Tim. 

Eggleston’s Warrior Bridge program is proud to partner with Bank of America and Virginia Natural Gas. Their generous support allows Eggleston to continue providing these services for those who have served our great country.   

 

Patrick’s Story of Hope

In 2007, Patrick was a Navy Chief on active duty with 19.5 years of service when he suffered a heart attack and an acquired brain injury. Patrick was then referred to Eggleston’s Brain Injury Services clubhouse program, Beacon House. At Beacon House, Patrick started to rebuild his life and relearn motor and life skills that were lost during the brain injury. He began managing his own finances again and was even able to regain his driver’s license. Beacon House then referred Patrick to Warrior Bridge for help finding employment and for help filing his VA disability claim. After working with Warrior Bridge, Patrick was hired at Chesapeake Square Mall in 2018. In 2020, Patrick contacted the Warrior Bridge program again for help finding employment. The Warrior Bridge program helped Patrick get hired in Eggleston’s Business Services Division, working on refurbishing remote controls for Cox Communications. 

Not only does this program assist 100+ veterans with disabilities each year, but Warrior Bridge stays with the Veterans for the long term. It is not uncommon for the program director to work with clients for several weeks, months, or sometimes years. By providing services over a long period, the program prioritizes the quality of services versus the number of services provided.

 

Recognizing Team Eggleston Veterans

Eggleston is proud to recognize and celebrate Veterans Day and all the men and women (and their families) who have served and sacrificed for this country and our freedoms. Veterans day is celebrated on November 11th since it was on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month that the armistice between the Allied nations and Germany went into effect, essentially ending WWI. In honor of this holiday, the leadership team at Eggleston would like to recognize its employees who are veterans and their contributions that make Eggleston, the community, and the lives of the individuals we serve better.   

  • Civitan – Donald Malenovitch 
  • Ingleside Rd – Kanisha Baker, Mary Clark, Dorothy Dobbs, Yancey Figueroa, Chris Hoagland, John Hopkins, Dawn Jackson-Gay, Lethon Jordan, Ernest Kemp, Kevin Lilly, Ronnie Mills, Thomas Warren 
  • Military Highway – Anthony Brown, Quintrina Gallop, Donnell Grimes, Tom Redinger 
  • NCMP – Jimmy Meigs, Lonny Talk, Shawn Heckstall 
  • NSG – Darvin Robinson 
  • Oceana – Larry Benbenek 
  • Residential Services – Anthony Bleach, Hazel Lewis, Tamsyn Spence, Darla Steele, Elmer Stratton 
  • Lavalette Ave – TJ Meltesen, Vaughn Thorpe, Pamela Veale 
  • Tidewater Drive – Ron Pierce, Robert Ruffins, Ronald Saunders 
  • VBB – Ilona Croumbles, Tim Giles, Craig Lyons, Dawn Maciag, Patrick Redman, Teslyn Savage, Michael Shackelford 

 

Learn more about Eggleston’s services and ways you can support adults with disabilities across Hampton Roads. Your actions can make a big impact– make a donation, become an everyday hero, volunteer with us, or invite us to speak at your workplace. 

 

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If you would like to learn more about the history of Veterans day please visit: History of Veterans Day

Please use this list as a guide for our November 11, 2022 hours in observance of the Veterans’ Day  Holiday.
For questions or additional information please call our front desk team at 757-858-8011 or email them at Info@egglestonservices.org

Thank You!