The Fountain-Warren Health Department, during the earliest stages of the pandemic feared there could be supply chain issues with food supplies and food insecurities.  They also thought it might become increasingly difficult to get garden seeds.  The Warren County Community Foundation and Western Indiana Community Foundation teamed up to provide a grant to cover the costs of seed starter soil, peat pots, and 25 types of garden seeds, bulbs, and starts.  Warren County Youth Council members and 4-H Junior Leaders each got one seed type delivered to their homes.  Wearing gloves, each student packaged one type of seed into 450 tiny baggies or envelopes.  All the packets were collected, then one packet of each type was dropped into a larger bag along with planting instructions for each type of seed which had a color coded label inside its baggie.  One food item that couldn't easily be grown at individual homes was sweet corn.  Three local farmers agreed to plant sweet corn at designated spots in their fields.  The farmers staggered the plantings so we could harvest at different times.  450 families from the Bi-County area picked up Victory Garden Seed kits.  Youth Council members pick 6 pick-up truck loads of corn.  The truck would go to the Williamsport Park after getting filled and social media posts would be made. Word travelled fast about a dozen free ears of corn per family and that rounded out the garden project.