GreenHive is an ecosystem of students, leaders, and climate activists (ages 18–25) who are passionate about climate action and environmental justice. As a signature program of the Fruitful Community Foundation, GreenHive empowers young people through education, advocacy, and hands-on environmental work.

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At the heart of our mission is a commitment to earth stewardship, environmental policy, and climate resilience, especially in urban communities. Through our long-standing partnership with DeKalb County, we've helped build climate-resilient landscapes at libraries, senior centers, and community spaces across the county.

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GreenHive is more than a program — it’s a leadership pipeline. Our Leadership Fellowship Program has graduated five cohorts of changemakers, including our most recent class in collaboration with the DeKalb Youth Commission (DYC). Participants emerge equipped with real-world experience in advocacy, organizing, and sustainable land care.

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We are proud to collaborate with partners like Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots, DeKalb County, IamGaleo, Fernbank Museum, and a growing network of schools and nonprofits. Together, we’re working to deepen the interconnectedness between people, policy, and the planet.