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Free Farm Stand

Where food and community come to life

One Sunday’s Free Farm Stand “shopping trip”

Before setting off on my travels there is one organization close to home in San Francisco, CA, U.S. that deserves a moment of recognition.

Every Sunday from 12pm-3pm volunteers show up rain or shine to hand out produce to local community members. Most Sundays 100+ neighbors come through the line. Many depend on Free Farm Stand for fresh food that they wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford; while others just show up for the nourishing community that Free Farm Stand has created in a quiet park tucked in the Mission District.

I have learned so much from my fellow volunteers and neighbors in the community. With a melting pot of cultures descending upon the market every Sunday, I have learned the name for certain vegetables in 3+ languages, I have laughed with community members even when there is a language barrier between us, and I have seen how food can truly build a community.

Free Farm Stand is an amazing example of how food creates community and brings people together.

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