Who Are We
The Community Bloom Collective (CBC) is a wellness-focused property enhancement program based in Montgomery, Alabama, led by Legacy Heritage Nonprofit Corporation. We specialize in transforming unused outdoor spaces into thriving, revenue-generating wellness gardens for residential communities, senior living facilities, commercial properties, and faith-based campuses.
Our Mission
To create beautiful, productive, and culturally relevant garden spaces that boost property value, foster community connection, and promote health and well-being, all with minimal effort from property managers and owners.
Our Vision
A world where every community has access to green spaces that improve wellness, strengthen neighbor
relationships, and provide fresh, healthy food, while creating new streams of income for property owners.
relationships, and provide fresh, healthy food, while creating new streams of income for property owners.
Who We Serve
- Senior apartment complexes
- Affordable housing developments
- Commercial properties with unused outdoor space
- HOAs and gated communities
- Churches and faith-based properties with land
- Medical campuses (hospitals, clinics, rehab centers)
- Schools and childcare centers with outdoor space
- Affordable housing developments
- Commercial properties with unused outdoor space
- HOAs and gated communities
- Churches and faith-based properties with land
- Medical campuses (hospitals, clinics, rehab centers)
- Schools and childcare centers with outdoor space
Benefits to Property Owners
- Increase Revenue
- Add as a premium amenity to justify higher rents or lease rates.
- Low Effort - CBC handles design, installation, maintenance, and programming.
- Reduce Turnover
- Gardens increase resident satisfaction and retention.
- Operational Relief
- Wellness amenities help lower stress-related calls and staff burnout.
- Add as a premium amenity to justify higher rents or lease rates.
- Low Effort - CBC handles design, installation, maintenance, and programming.
- Reduce Turnover
- Gardens increase resident satisfaction and retention.
- Operational Relief
- Wellness amenities help lower stress-related calls and staff burnout.
Benefits to Residents
- Fresh, Healthy Food
- Access to seasonal produce right outside their door.
- Community Engagement
- Events, workshops, and social gatherings in the garden.
- Cultural Connection
- Gardens can feature crops and plants that celebrate residents' heritage.
- Leadership Opportunities
- Paid positions for resident garden leaders and coordinators.
- Access to seasonal produce right outside their door.
- Community Engagement
- Events, workshops, and social gatherings in the garden.
- Cultural Connection
- Gardens can feature crops and plants that celebrate residents' heritage.
- Leadership Opportunities
- Paid positions for resident garden leaders and coordinators.
How It Works
1. We Assess - Walk your property and identify underused outdoor areas.
2. We Design & Install - Build raised beds, plant culturally relevant crops, and create accessible paths.
3. We Maintain - CBC manages planting, harvesting, and upkeep year-round.
2. We Design & Install - Build raised beds, plant culturally relevant crops, and create accessible paths.
3. We Maintain - CBC manages planting, harvesting, and upkeep year-round.
Why The Community Bloom Collective Is Different
Unlike typical landscaping or community garden projects, CBC is designed as a self-funding wellness amenity that pays for itself. We combine wellness, sustainability, and cultural connection with a business-minded approach that benefits property owners and residents alike.
Request Your Free Revenue Projection Report
Request your free Community Bloom Collective Amenity Revenue Projection Report to view how our wellness program, integrated into your property, can:
- Increase revenue without increasing staff workload
- Stand out with an amenity residents love
- Improve retention and reduce complaints
- Increase revenue without increasing staff workload
- Stand out with an amenity residents love
- Improve retention and reduce complaints