Welcome to Eastie Farm!
Eastie Farm responds to the COVID crisis! Eastie Farm is a grassroots effort to give East Boston a space for growing food and building community What began as an overgrown,…
Rain Barrels for Sale!
Hey all! The growing season is fully underway and if you’re anything like us, you’ve been relying heavily on city water to keep your crops healthy and green. With the…
Guerilla Seed Eastie
We’re excited to share our first initiative in the Future Food 2100 project with Keith Hartwig, Jessica Yurkofsky, and Matthew Battles. To build on the distribution efforts of Eastie Farm,…
Eastie Farm Connects Eastie in Food Distribution Effort
We’ve been lucky enough to participate in a COVID response project that’s helpful in sustaining a couple of small businesses, besides feeding families that need prepared meals at this time.…
Eastie Farm responds to COVID crisis
The coronavirus outbreak and its economic fallouts have affected our neighborhood community significantly: The rate of infection is among the highest consider all of Boston neighborhoods, as is the number…
Produce to People
We distributed 30 boxes of fresh produce and 30 bags of dairy to 30 families in need. In the process, we have uncovered several more families who have fallen through the gaps and have therefore not received much needed food assistance, and we are striving to cover them in the coming days and weeks.
Flowers for All!
Yesterday (and a few times previous at Our Garden on Border Street), Jackie set up a flower giveaway. Recently, Encore Casino brought to our attention thousands of flowers in need…
Eastie Farm connects with East Boston Main Streets on their Food Distribution
East Boston Main Streets orchestrated some food distribution last Wednesday, 4/8, to provide food insecure families with fresh fruits and vegetables. Eastie Farm helped with the unloading and distribution. Each…
Compost Bins for Sale!
Our partnership with the City of Boston to make composting accessible to families has finally begun. Now that we have a shed to store the bins, Eastie Farm has accepted…
