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Getting your Seed Library Card at South King County Food Coalition

30.03.2023 in

Written by Anaistasia Gray, Cultural Food Program Coordinator VISTA To get a Library Card, you must first read and agree to follow all Seed Library Rules, Check-Out Instructions, and Seed Storage Best Practices below. You are not expected to return unused seeds. HOWEVER, you are expected to...

Seed Library Donation Guide at South King County Food Coalition

30.03.2023 in

Written by Anaistasia Grey, Cultural Food Program Coordinator VISTAThe Seed Library accepts donations in a few forms:Direct donation of unopened seed packets, marked for sale by previous year (i.e., seed packet donated at end of Summer 2022, seed packet marked for sale by growing year...

How to Start a Seed Library at South King County Food Coalition

30.03.2023 in

Written by Anaistasia Gray, Cultural Food Program Coordinator VISTA South King County Food Coalition Seed Library’s Development FrameworkTo start a seed library, you only need a few basic things. However, a seed library may also be a wonderful hub for garden education, community building, or a...

Gardens at Kitsap Harvest

29.03.2023 in Farms/ Gardens

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTAGardensKitsap Harvest wanted to create a sustainable and consistent amount of produce to serve their clients during the colder months. Most produce that they do receive during that time is from grocery recovery and the food bank...

Farmers Market Donation Station at Kitsap Harvest

29.03.2023 in Market Recovery

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTAFarmers Market Donation Stations (FMDS) are similar to Neighborhood Donation Stations in that they are a drop-off point for gardeners to donate excess produce they’ve grown, however, Kitsap Harvest is also able to collect produce donations directly...

Donation Station at Kitsap Harvest

29.03.2023 in Market Recovery

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTANeighborhood Donation Stations (DS) are drop-off locations hosted by individual volunteers on their property, set up around Kitsap County for home gardeners to donate their excess garden produce. This supports Kitsap Harvests' mission to reduce food waste...

Marketing at Kitsap Harvest

13.03.2023 in Visibility

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTAKitsap Harvest has a budding social media presence and has tabled at local events. Having a presence at the farmer's markets and participating in events like the county fair, festivals and things like neighborhood garden tours has...

Donor Relations at Kitsap Harvest

13.03.2023 in Donor Relations

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTAGrow-A-Row collects donations from home growers, community gardens, and vendors at the farmer's markets. Shoutouts in the newsletter and Facebook posts are how donors see how much they are providing, and some receive thank you cards. At...

Volunteer Recruitment at Kitsap Harvest

13.03.2023 in Volunteer Relations

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTAThe Grow A Row Coordinator VISTA works with Kitsap Harvests Volunteer Coordinator to recruit and manage Grow-A-Row volunteers. Volunteers sign up through the Kitsap Harvest website and indicate which program they are most interested in, then the...

Kitsap Harvest

13.03.2023 in Previous Host Sites (WA)

Site InformationWebsite:https://kitsapharvest.orgEmail Address: info@kitsapharvest.orgLocation:345 6th StreetSuite 550Bremerton, WA 98337Kitsap Harvest started in 2017 driving around Kitsap County in a pickup truck gleaning fruit trees. The fruit would be taken to places like the food bank until volunteers suggested instead of adding to the abundance of...