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…
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…
Before schools closed, Eastie Farm continued its partnership with Suffolk University in our weekly volunteer groups. Though we only had a few weeks to work outside, we got a lot…
for East Boston and Chelsea Eastie Farm is no longer for fiscal sponsor for Mutual Aid Eastie. We will not be collecting any funds for Mutual Aid Eastie. For MAE…
To help support food insecure families in the neighborhood, a few members from the Eastie Farm team arranged the pickup of a few hundred pounds of protein for free distribution.…
Food insecurity is an increasing problem in our community and especially so now with the coronavirus. Learning to grow your own food is a great way to supplement a weakened…
Eastie Farm has taken on a new project with the McKay School! Alongside teacher, Michelle Callaway, we will be offering STEAM classes to third graders every Thursday. What is STEAM?…
Questions like “Do worms have eyes?” and “Can’t you cut a worm in half and it’ll regrow?” were popular in all classes.
It’s been swift progress at Eastie Farm’s flagship location on Sumner Street. The team at Restoring Roots has been hard at work finishing up the perimeter of the lot for…
With the construction going on at 294 Sumner, it’s understandable that a lot of the neighborhood has questions about our status. I live right across the street and frequently go…
