Project Green Foot Harvest Program (DC)
Project Green Foot is thrilled to partner with FreshFarm to launch our Harvest Program as a fundraiser for our organization!
PGF works in partnership with local organic growers in the Washington DC area to source fresh organic non-GMO produce each week. We prioritize minimizing food waste and maximizing food access while upholding the highest standards in safety, quality, and care.
Each week, we collaborate with local organic farmers to redirect high-quality, unsold, and surplus produce that would otherwise go to waste.
The produce is then hand-packed into Harvest Bags and made available to the public on a flexible, no-subscription basis.
- 100% Local & Organic
- NON-GMO
- No Subscriptions
- Regenerative Practices
- Reinvested Proceeds
Every dollar spent on a PGF Harvest Bag is reinvested directly into our mission. Our mission is to preserve nature through the focused conservation of organic edible and usable seed-bearing plants while maximizing organic cleanliness & heirloom genetic structure.
Your support helps us grow our upcoming seed initiative, preserving and sharing organic, heirloom seeds for future generations.
Our Environmental Impact Assessment To Date
2,751 Pounds
2,751 Pounds
2,751 Pounds
Of fresh organic locally grown non-GMO produce has been distributed to our local community!
2,293 Meals
2,751 Pounds
2,751 Pounds
Has been made through our Harvest Program!
363 Miles
2,751 Pounds
363 Miles
Driven to bring surplus organic non-GMO food to people in need!
Our Harvest in Pictures: Project Green Foot's Journey to Make a Difference
PGF Harvest
When: Every Saturday
Time: 3-6PM EST
Location: Old City Market & Oven
522 K St NE, Washington, D.C 20002
Suggested Donation: $20-$40
Come over to Old City Market & Oven to pick up your harvest!
Join Us for Our Next In Person Class! Nov. 12th
Join AWS & PGF for a workshop on seed saving. This workshop is Free to attend! In this session, participants will learn the core principles of seed saving, from understanding plant reproduction to proper cleaning, drying, and storage techniques. Attendees will gain the knowledge and confidence to begin saving seeds with intention and care.
Wednesday Nov 12th
6-8pm
Station 3510
3510 Rhode Island Avenue, Suite 100
Mt. Rainer, MD 20712