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4Roots Partners with Managed Services Group for IT and Cybersecurity

Lush regenerative farm garden with diverse crops and flowers in front of the 4Roots Farm Education Building

As 4Roots continues to grow, so does the technology needed to support our Farm Campus, programs, team, and guests.

We’re proud to welcome Managed Services Group (MSG) as the Official Managed IT and Cybersecurity Partner of 4Roots. MSG will support the technology infrastructure that keeps our day-to-day operations connected, from essential systems behind the scenes to guest Wi-Fi across the Farm Campus.

“As 4Roots continues to grow, so does the infrastructure required to support our work and the people we serve,” said Tommy Ward, executive director of 4Roots. “MSG brings the expertise and reliability we need behind the scenes, allowing our team to stay focused on what matters most: creating meaningful experiences, expanding our impact, and bringing our community together around a healthier, more sustainable food system.”

The partnership goes beyond technology. MSG and its employees will also have opportunities to engage with the 4Roots mission through volunteerism, events, and activities at the Farm Campus.

“4Roots is showing our community what’s possible when innovation and purpose come together, and that really resonates with us at MSG,” said Jennese Grullon, president and COO of Managed Services Group. “We’re proud to bring our technology and cybersecurity expertise to the table so the 4Roots team can stay focused on its mission and growing its impact across Central Florida.”

Strong community partnerships help make our work possible, and we’re grateful to have MSG alongside us as 4Roots continues to grow.

A WORM CALLED WALLACE

Exploring the WIGGLY WORLD OF DECOMPOSERS

Preschool

Program Objectives:

  • Play & Movement: Wiggle and crawl through the worm life cycle with themed movement activities
  • Story Time: Interactive reading of A Worm Called Wallace by Danny Doubleday
  • Exploration Activity: Students will create worm hats while discovering worm “superpowers” and exploring the worm life cycle
  • Snack: Enjoy a fun “worms in dirt” snack