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In 2015,
Harvest Pierce County salvaged over 50,000lbs
of produce that otherwise would have gone to waste, distributing it to those experiencing hunger in Pierce County. That’s 50,000lbs of top quality food that didn’t have to use tremendous amounts of fossil fuels in order to reach those in need, because it went straight to the local community. Today, there are 87 community gardens, orchards & food forests in Pierce County - a number that continues to rise.- A donation of $200 will help to bring 3,000 pounds of local produce out of the waste stream.
- A donation of $100 will cover the cost of a work party to build a community garden.
- A donation of $50 helps a low-income student become a fruit tree specialist.
- A donation of $25 will cover supplies for a workshop on conflict resolution to community leaders.
Though our county is abundant, this bounty will dwindle if the community only comes together for the harvest. That’s why Harvest Pierce County needs your help. We know that the more we give to the land, the more we get from it. Together, know how to care for each other, our community and this earth.
Please click on the Giving Tree image above to make a donation. We appreciate your contribution immensely.
Please click on the Giving Tree image above to make a donation. We appreciate your contribution immensely.
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Kristen McIvor
Harvest Pierce County Program DirectorPhone: 253-363-1846
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Erica Hernandez
Farm Foundations and Urban Farms Program ManagerPhone: (253) 290-3495
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Devon Kerr
Gleaning Project and Native Plant Sale Program ManagerPhone: (253) 290-8232
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Thabisa Mazur
Goss Incubator Farm Program ManagerPhone: (253) 244-2177
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Joslyn Brown
Community Gardens and Cultural Ambassador Program ManagerPhone: (253) 208-8527
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Michael Gibson
Harvest Pierce County Program CoordinatorPhone: (253) 303-3510