Our farm is dedicated to providing fresh, organic vegetables to food pantries and kitchens serving the food insecure.
It’s just crazy to us that people in this country have to make a choice between an essential drug, like insulin, or whether they will eat dinner today. We are just naive enough to think we can change what’s offered to folks suffering financial hardship and going hungry. We believe locally grown, organic vegetables are the best sources of nutrition, especially for growing children.
Our small farm off Floras Road in Aledo, Texas, is growing this year thanks to the generous support of our donors. We started our 501(c)3 non-profit organization in January 2021. In our first year, we grew a wide variety of vegetables and a few herbs. We learned a lot. Cursed a lot. Had a freeze. Had a flood. Fought grasshoppers and armyworms daily. Drilled solar-powered water well. But, through it all, we never lost hope in what we could do to make a difference.
Hannah Correo joined our little farming family in February of 2023 and is contributing to gardening greatness with a solid plan for Spring 2024. Our goal is to donate at least 10,000 lbs of veggies to the House of Hope in Crowley, Texas from our spring crop.
Please visit us, call us, message us, or contact us on Facebook. We’d love to hear from you and show you our progress at the farm. We’d appreciate your prayers for a bountiful harvest and food security for all that risk hunger every day.
“You cannot do all the good the world needs. But the world needs all the good I can do.”
Jana Stanfield
Meet Hannah
Meet our newest Garden Manager, Hannah! She joins us after a few years of nursery management and a Texas A&M degree in Horticulture. Her wealth of plant knowledge has already contributed to an increase in production an a huge reduction in our pest problems. We are so fortunate to have Hannah in the Garden. Hannah likes our 100 year old Mustang Grapevines growing along the Clearfork of the Trinity River (which flows by our garden).
