Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Homegrown: Community Agriculture and a Better Tomorrow
per above. As far as an article about the organization goes... it's debatable. Creating an article for the organization was one of my first thoughts, but most of the coverage has only been within the last few months. There's no depth of coverage here at this point in time and while the award they received isn't nothing, it's not entirely something that would necessarily be considered so notable of an award that it would automatically merit the organization having an article to itself. HK would have to pass , which is actually harder to pass than . I'm not entirely sure that an article about HK would survive for very long on Wikipedia. If any of the new users are interested in creating an article about this, I recommend doing so in their user space and cultivating it until it gets more notice. (If you make it in your userspace then it won't be easily deleted through AfDs.) In the meantime you might want to get the assistance of a person from Wikipedia:WikiProject Organizations or Wikipedia:WikiProject Kentucky to help you guys out as far as verifying sources and determining when the article meets notability guidelines. One warning though- if any of you are involved with the organization, the college that it goes through, or have any other relationship with HK, make sure that you read through . Having a conflict of interest might make it harder for you to be non-partial, which is why I recommend getting an outside party from one of the WikiProjects to help you out
— User:Tokyogirl79, 19:17, 9 August 2012 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:ORG||WP:NBOOK||WP:COI (Wikipedia:Notability)