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Giving Garden

The West Glow Farm Community Fund

OUR OBJECTIVES

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Allow small-scale farmers to move forward with purpose​

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Share our harvest with those who have limited access to clean local produce​

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Establish a permanent education garden 

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Donations help share our harvest with those in need

In Fall of 2025, when SNAP benefits were stopped due to the government shutdown, we learned of neighbors in need. Our friends at Woodmont Christian Church told us about a community of students and families, doing their best to learn and grow and thrive, who lost access to food benefits that had given them the ability to afford the nutritious food essential to well-being. 

We wanted to help and so did our community -

The West Glow Farm Community Fund was born!

Thanks to funding, we have been able to provide produce this growing season to food insecure families in our community. This fresh, organic produce gave them nourishment and it gave them inspiration. We believe that through this simple act of sharing a meal, people feel loved and nourished — creating positive ripples that reach far beyond the table.

 

We continue to provide our fresh produce to those in need. Your donation can help us increase our impact!

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Printed gift notes available, by request

Gift the Giving Garden

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Support West Glow Farm's Community Fund

with a donation to cover what you can:

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$50

provides produce, protein and pantry staples for one family for one week

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$500

provides produce, protein and pantry staples for one family for one season

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$1,000

provides produce, protein and pantry staples for one family through the entire growing season

Frequently asked questions

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