What We Do
The AmpleHarvest.org Campaign is a national effort utilizing the Internet that enables 40+ million Americans who grow food in home gardens to easily donate their excess harvest to registered local food pantries spread across all 50 states.
Your garden produce can help reduce their misery. AmpleHarvest.org helps you find local food pantries eager for your garden produce donations.
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Why We Do It
One out of six Americans needs food assistance, but can't get fresh produce from the local food pantry, while, millions of American homeowners grow more food in their backyard gardens than they can possibly use.
It Doesn't Have to Be This Way!
AmpleHarvest.org envisions an America where millions of gardeners eliminate malnutrition and hunger in their own community using only their backyard gardens.
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Help AmpleHarvest.org Help the Tornado Victims
"For thousands of people, this was the last view from their kitchen window. They no longer have a kitchen."
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Extra produce from your patio garden is greatly appreciated by your local food pantry
Millions of gardeners grow grow vegetables in community and roof top gardens, fruit on their patios and terraces, and herbs in window box and kitchen gardens. Some even have backyard vegetable gardens or fruit trees.
Thousands of families now need food assistance, but can't get fresh produce from the local food pantry. You can help them.
Once you have harvested your crop, if you can share some of your bounty, AmpleHarvest.org can find you local food pantry eager for help.
Even commuters can help. Bring garden produce from your home garden and donate it to a pantry near your place of work.
Join the millions of gardeners across the country are using AmpleHarvest.org to share their garden bounty with neighbors in need by clicking here to find a neighborhood food pantry. Learn everything you need to know about sharing your "ample harvest".
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What People Are Saying About AmpleHarvest.org
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Comments and Feedback
What food pantries, gardeners, food writers, bloggers and other organizations have said about the AmpleHarvest.org campaign.
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In The News
AmpleHarvest.org featured on TV and radio stations across the country and spotlighted in online and print publications.
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