Community Garden Donations
Help us grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs — whether it’s in your own garden, at one of our Garden Share sites, or with our partners.
Grow a Row
When your garden is overflowing with more produce than you can keep up with, donate your extra fruits and veggies to our food bank. No donation is too small!


Garden Share Sites
Did you know that Community Food Share has been growing food locally since the 1990s? This year, we’re digging at the following location:
Earth’s Table
Earth’s Table is a volunteer-run organization that maintains gardens in Boulder, Lafayette, and Longmont. 100% of the produce they grow is donated to hunger-relief charities, including Community Food Share, and we’re incredibly grateful for their longtime support.

Volunteering
Lend a hand to help fight hunger
Whether you’re an expert gardener, wanna-be-farmer, or just like the idea of volunteering outside, there are plenty of opportunities to volunteer with our garden and gleaning programs. To learn more about volunteering, contact us.
Volunteer at our farm sites
We regularly need volunteers to help plant, maintain, and harvest crops at our Garden Share sites. Visit our volunteer page to fill out an application and register for a shift.
Join the Glean Team
If you are interested in helping glean food on our behalf, email us or call (303) 652-3663 to be notified when gleaning opportunities become available.
Volunteer with UpRoot
UpRoot is a Colorado non-profit that helps divert surplus agriculture from farms to food banks like ours. Sign up for UpRoot’s volunteer list to hear about more gleaning opportunities near you.
What does “gleaning” mean?
We started our gleaning initiative in 1982, and it was the first of its kind in Colorado. Local farmers call Community Food Share when there’s extra produce in their fields, our volunteers harvest it, and we distribute the just-picked fruits and vegetables through our programs and Partner Agencies.
Gleaning helps us source fresh, local produce for our participants — and it’s one way that we help prevent food waste, because we typically harvest crops that would otherwise go unharvested.
Other Farm Partnerships

Are you a farmer interested in partnering with Community Food Share?
Visit our “Food Industry Donors” webpage or contact our Manager of Food Resources and Compliance at (303) 652-3663 ext. 233 for more information.
Donations made to Community Food Share are tax deductible as allowed by law.
The beautiful photography on this page was generously donated by Ali Vagnini.