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GFG is a community-funded partnership uniting farmers and hunger relief organizations to ensure that all our neighbors are nourished with fresh, local food and every farmer can build a viable future.

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Harvest Against Hunger logo
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Farmer Centered

Growing for Good supports local farmers who receive upfront payment in the spring, allowing them to invest in seeds, soil amendments and equipment before the growing season begins.

Community Focused

Growing for Good matches hunger relief organizations with farms growing culturally familiar produce- increasing the amount of fresh, high-quality and nutrient dense produce available to their clients.

People Funded

In the spirit of cooperation, this is all made possible through community donations. 

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See the direct impact of your support on local farms and communities.

In the video below, you’ll hear directly from Regino Farms and Byrd Barr Place as they discuss their partnership and the ripple effects of connecting small farms with hunger relief organizations.

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Become a Growing for
Good Member

When you make a recurring donation to Growing for Good, we become one step closer to achieving a resilient regional food system. Community sponsors have access to exclusive Growing for Good merchandise, a bi-annual newsletter, and more.

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Participant Feedback

Check out our 2024 Annual Report to learn more!

"We like and need the early season income.  We appreciate the flexible nature of what we can send throughout the season according to what is most abundant each week.  It's very nice to get paid for growing food for folks who otherwise wouldn't have access."

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Kirsop Farm

Rochester, WA

“At Viva Farms, the most vulnerable businesses are those in their earliest years of production, and partnering with GFG has helped us strengthen those businesses.”

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Viva Farms

Burlington, WA

“The extra produce we received through GFG partnerships allowed our food banks to have an abundance of healthy fruits and vegetables! ...really appreciated the variety in what we received from the different farms.”

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North Helpline

Seattle, WA

Hunger Relief Organizations:
Farms:

2026 Participants

Alimentando al Pueblo

Asian Counseling and Referral Service

Ballard Food Bank

Byrd Barr Place

Des Moines Area Food Bank

Edmonds Food Bank

FamilyWorks

Highline Area Food Bank

Hopelink

Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank

Polack Food Bank (JFS)

Lifelong Health For All

Maltby Food Bank

North Helpline

Pike Market Senior Center & Food Bank

Rainier Valley Food Bank

Renewal Food Bank

Sea Mar

Snohomish Healing Project

Snohomish Food Bank

St. Mary's Food Bank

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation

University District Food Bank

Vashon Food Bank

West Seattle Food Bank

Westgate Chapel Food Bank

White Center Food Bank

AG Family Farm
Alvarez Organic Farms
Canales Produce
Farias Farm
Frey Family Farm
Hayton Farms Berries
H Farm
Kirsop Farm

Regino Farm

Spring Time Farm

Steel Wheel Farm
Tian Tian Farm
Viva Farms
Cabrera Farm
Coyote Run Farm

Foothills Farm

Left Foot Farms

Mariposa Farm
Matsuda Farm
OJ's Produce
Olsen Farms
Present Tense Farm
Provo Farms
Radicle Roots

Fruit & Veggies Farm Collective

Four Elements Farm

J&E Produce
Long Hearing Farm
Makanai Farm
Theary's Flowers and Produce
Tonnemaker Farm
Wild Seed Farm

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GFG In The Press

GFG Receives Green Globe Award

King County Green Globe Awards​

June 2025

How Your Donations Are Making a Difference

PCC Community Markets

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March 2025

GFG Partnership Nourishes An Island

PCC Community Markets

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December 2024

Keeping King County Green

King County Dept. of Natural Resources​

February 2024

Cultivating a Future for Farms & Food Security

PCC Community Markets​

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January 2023

Fresh Produce For All
 

Seattle King County Public Health Insider​

December 2022

Growing for Good 
 

PCC Community Markets

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March 2022

Farmers Market Program 
 

South Seattle Emerald

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May 2020

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