Sharing Your Backyard Abundance
Fruit Sharing
Sharing your backyard fruit and vegetable abundance is a great way to connect with your community and reduce waste. By sharing them with your neighbors, local food banks, or pantries, not only will you be promoting sustainability, reducing waste, and building relationships, but you'll be helping others within your community to minimize food insecurity.
Fruit Sharing
Welcome to FruitSharing.com, where we bring communities together by sharing the bounty of backyard fruit trees and vegetable plants. If you have an abundance of fruits/vegetables that you can share with others in the community, please let us know and we will be able to pick them up to take to food banks, shelters, and to those in need.
Also, if you can't harvest due to lack of time or physical limitation, we're here to help. Our dedicated volunteers will assist in harvesting your produce, ensuring nothing goes to waste and your trees remain healthy. We will harvest as much or as little as you want, and you can decide how much to donate. By joining our network, you can contribute to reducing food waste while supporting those in need.
For those organizations and homebound neighbors looking to receive fresh, homegrown fruit and vegetables, our service makes it easy. Simply use the links below to request a delivery, and enjoy the delicious benefits of locally grown produce.
Whether you’re a donor or recipient, FruitSharing.com is committed to fostering a sense of community, sustainability, and mutual support. Together, we can create a more connected and nourished neighborhood.
Our Impact
Discover the positive impact Fruit Sharing has on the community.
Collaboration
Partnering with you and our local farmers. To date, we have donated over 7,000 lbs of fruit and vegetables to local food pantries across the South Bay Area.
Donating to organizations who provide over 25,000 meals per week to those in need.
Volunteers
We want to thank all the volunteers who we have worked with through Fruit Sharing to impact the lives of those who are experiencing hunger, homelessness, or food insecurity.
Sustainability
By reducing food waste, we are lowering greenhouse gas emissions, saving 15,200 lbs of CO₂ equivalent emissions. This is roughly equivalent to:
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Driving a car about 17,000 miles
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The energy use of an average household for about 1 year
Meet Our Team
Learn about the passionate individuals behind Fruit Sharing
