Tapestry Farms plants seeds to grow into Davenport HQ

By: Dave Thompson|September 6, 2022

|9 min read

Tapestry Farms has big plans for growing.

The nonprofit organization that helps refugees resettle in the Quad Cities and operates an urban farm system to grow food in the area, has a long-term goal of buying a building in downtown Davenport and turning it into Tapestry Farms’ new headquarters.

The project could take five years and cost $2 million. Ann McGlynn, the founder and…

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Tapestry Farms plants seeds to grow into Davenport HQ

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