Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Eastie Farm? Can I visit?

Yes! Our three main sites (294 Sumner Street, 6 Chelsea Terrace, & 293 Border Street) are public community spaces, open from dawn to dusk. See our Sites page here for more information regarding navigation and the history of each site. If you are looking to bring a large group or want a more formal tour, email info@eastiefarm.com or fill out the visit request form here.

How can I support/contribute to Eastie Farm?

Thank you for your interest in supporting our work! If you are interested in giving your time, click here to learn more about volunteering and view our calendar for upcoming volunteer events. If you would like to financially support Eastie Farm, click here to learn about donation options or email development@eastiefarm.com for larger donation or grant opportunities. To support us and the dozens of local farmers we work with across New England, subscribe to our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) or learn more here.

I need help accessing food. What are my options?

We believe in the importance of all of our community members having access to fresh, nutritious food. Text “food” or “comida” to (617) 207-6545 to be notified about free food availability. More information about food assistance programs and free CSA shares can be found here.

I’d like to speak to someone at Eastie Farm about the organization for my class/research work. How can I set that up?

We appreciate your interest in learning more about our work! Send an email to info@eastiefarm.com providing context and the specifics of your need (timeline, content, etc.). We will get back to you as soon as we can.

Which organizations have you supported as a fiscal supporter?

Mutual Aid Eastie: What started a program of Eastie Farm during the pandemic, became an organization that we incubated, and supported financially and administratively. Now Mutual Aid Eastie exists independent of us. How quickly they grow up! Movimiento Cosecha: We believe that immigrants are an essential part of our community. Movimiento Cosecha is a non-violent national movement fighting for protection, dignity, and respect for all undocumented immigrants. Harbor Arts Boston: We predominantly support the Harvest Mural Project and their mission to bring beautiful art to our public spaces.

Where can I find information about upcoming events and ways to stay involved?

Our public calendar has all of our upcoming events and volunteer opportunities. Additionally, you can sign up for our newsletter and follow us on social media to stay up to date with the newest Eastie Farm information.

If you have more unanswered questions, please email info@eastiefarm.com.