Sharing our Harvest. Teaching to Empower.

SeedMoney Fundraiser!

All of our tools, equipment, and supplies such as seed, fertilizer and mulch are donated or purchased with money from our fundraising efforts. Expanding the garden has allowed us to greatly increase our output and the number of agencies and food insecure individuals and families we service but has also greatly increased our basic operating expenses. Expansion has also increased the need for more farm equipment such as the mulch lifter  we purchased in 2024, and the moveable hoop house and other tractor attachments we hope to purchase this coming year.

Join In Our Efforts!

Sign-up to volunteer with our Master Gardeners. We have various needs in and out of the garden. Planting, harvesting, watering, education, and more.

Sign up here as well for volunteer slots!

Interested in becoming a Master Gardener? Click here for more information.

 

Rows for the Hungry.

Rows for the Hungry is a legacy donation garden located at the EARTH Center in South Brunswick, NJ. The primary objective is to increase fresh food donations to local distribution groups in Middlesex County while creating a comprehensive hands on training experience for volunteers to teach community members how to grow their own food.

 

What Is Food Insecurity?

 

According to Feeding America, Food insecurity describes a household’s inability to provide enough food for every person to live an active, healthy life. Food insecurity is one way we can measure and assess the risk of hunger. In the United States currently, 1 in 9 people struggle with hunger.

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We grow and donate fresh produce to local food pantries and community kitchens.

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Our Sponsors

Follow our journey on Instagram:

 
Tuesday is #elijahspromisesoupkitchen Day at the the Rows! They came by and picked up lettuce, broccoli, and a slew, or should I say "slaw", of cabbage. Their chefs also requested tarrogon to round out the donation. #foodsecurity #gardenfor
Today in the Rows for the Hungry we hilled our potatoes. What's hilling? When the potatoes grow about 8” high we pull the soil up around the stem of the plant leaving the upper leaves exposed. Thus making a "hill" around the plants.
We harvested Broccoli and sent it over to #elijahspromise. They put it in lunches made for a school lunch program. 29.6 million kids rely upon free or reduced cost food available through these programs. While we can't feed them all, it is great to sh
Our early planting is paying off today with our first flush of Cabbage and Broccoli with a healthy bunch of Lettuce thrown in too. A good 93 pound harvest. All donated to Elijah's Promise today. Year to date total...255lbs and so much more growing.
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Make a donation.

Funding is needed to purchase seeds, greenhouse items, and gardening supplies. Every dollar makes a difference. Thank you.

Rows for the Hungry is under the “Earth Center Conservancy” which is a 501 (c) (3) Non-Profit Charity, and any donation is tax deductible. A receipt for your tax records will be provided promptly after your donation has been received by ECC.

Click here to donate through the ECC for the Rows for the Hungry.