The FoodShare Project

At The Root 66 Garden, we believe that everyone deserves access to fresh, nutritious food—regardless of their circumstances. That’s why we created the FoodShare Project, a community-based initiative that shares the abundance of our garden with neighbors in 

need.

Whether it’s a surplus of seasonal vegetables, herbs, eggs, or garden-grown fruits, we ensure nothing goes to waste and everything goes to good use. Through the FoodShare Project, we donate extra produce from our harvests to local families and food banks—and we invite others to join us in growing and giving. 

For just $15 a month (cancel anytime), you can participate in our FoodShare Project and enjoy fresh, seasonal produce from The Root 66 Garden once a week—harvested straight from the earth. We’ll even teach you how to pick and gather your own food, so you gain skills along with healthy meals.

What’s available changes with the season—sometimes it’s a full basket, sometimes just a little—but there is always something fresh and worth sharing.

Your participation not only brings nutritious, garden-grown food to your table, it also provides for two local families in need each month. Together, we’re building a stronger community and a more sustainable food system—all for less than the cost of one takeout meal.