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Our goal is to provide our members with healthy produce for for self suffiency and food security. To promote, fund raise, educate, distribute seed and seedlings, mentor the area’s gleaner and donor families one garden at a time. Helping people help themselves with the Gleaner supplemental food program. The Tualatin Valley Gleaners distributed over 400,000 pounds of food last year. Our program works strictly on donations and volunteers, any help you can provide would be appreciated.
Wish list
The garden program needs volunteers. If you would like to volunteer please email lisamcintoshfarm@gmail.com to help us with our many gardening opportunities. Saturday work parties from 10am -12pm through the summer. Save
We need
We need
Volunteers
Cash donations
a few dump load full compost or more
Wheel barrows with solid rubber wheel
Long handled digging forks
Trimmers
Prunners
Long handled cultivators
Carts
Straw
gloves
Weeders
watering cans
Wood charcoal no chemicals
Seed starting pots and trays
Seed starting soil
Potting soil
Large pots for bushes and trees
Select seed and plant starts
Seeds wanted pole beans, Kales, early tomaotoes, peppers, tomatillo, eggplant, red cabbage, leeks, garlic starts, winter lettuces, giant pumpkin, squash, cucumber, Armenian Cucumber.
Thanks for your generosity and help, we couldn't have done it without you!
The City of Beaverton
Baker RockGary Ibsen's TomatoFest Seed
Gleaner Volunteers
Community Volunteers
Stuzman FarmsAloha Ace Hardware
Ludeman'sSeven Dees
Creekside FarmsPacific University Pharmacy Students
Portland Timbers
Cornell Farms
Portland Nursery
New Leaf Greenhouse
Hands On Portland
The Smith Farm
Tomatofest Seeds
Home Depot
Ed Hume Seeds
OSU Master Gardeners
Beaverton Garden Club
Winona Grange
The McMurray's of Cananda
Seed Ambassadors
Oregon Food Bank
OSU Master Gardener Program
Cornell Farms
Target
Hands On Portland
Farmington Gardens
Bales Thriftway
Pumpkin Ridge Gardens
Aaron Eagle Scout Project
Bruce Gardiner Construction
Lisa McIntosh Real Estate Broker
Western Oregon Organic Farms
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Stop the waste bring your harvests to the Gleaners and feed people.
It is much better to share your bounty than to let it rot on the vine, plant or tree. If you have extra harvest, please feel free to bring it to the Beaverton Resource Center on Saturdays between 12:30 -2pm for distribution.
If you have a large field that needs gleaning, give gleaners a call instead of letting it go to waste.