The Lexington Interfaith Garden donates all of its produce to local food pantries and hunger relief programs. Volunteers of all ages, including from over a dozen faith communities—work and learn together while planting, tending and harvesting organically grown produce. We are also growing community – between community members who are working beside one another in the garden and with our good neighbors who receive the food from the garden.
Our Mission:
- To provide fresh produce for people in need,
- To educate ourselves and our community on the value of local, sustainable agriculture,
- To build relationships within our interfaith communities, and
- To have fun while doing rewarding work.
We have a broad range of faith communities actively supporting the Interfaith Garden and many community volunteers not associated with any faith community. All are welcome!
Read the article about the Interfaith Garden in Lexington’s Colonial Times Magazine from June 3, 2018
