Linked by Michael Levenston“Seeds of Sharswood,” a mural at Sanctuary Farm, honors the founders and community members who helped establish the North Philadelphia urban farm. — TRIBUNE PHOTO/KYLAN WATSONMitchell said the farm has brought a sense of peace to the neighborhood while helping Black residents reconnect with a cultural and agricultural legacy often overlooked. Through its free produce stand, the organization serves roughly 250 residents weekly. Beyond addressing hunger, farm leaders said the organization has become a resource for improving residents’ overall well-being. Farm leaders said community members have reported better management of conditions such as diabetes and hypertension because of what they have learned through the organization’s programs.