Co-Harvest Foundation

The staff at Co-Harvest Foundation are driven by a single goal; to make healthy-food affordable and accessible in all communities. To achieve this goal, our members' unused space is used to build an efficient system of micro-farms throughout San Diego. Incorporating fresh, hyper-local produce into ALL communities while reducing food-insecurity. Reducing the impact that diet has on the global climate by producing low-emission foods (Carbon/Calorie) for all communities regardless of economic status.

Dealing with the challenges of today requires problem-solvers like you who aren't afraid to challenge community norms.

Local farming in urban areas reduces carbon output, increasing local farms stimulates local economies,

Co-Harvest Foundation has emerged out of a pursuit to inspire and support low-income communities without access to healthy food. Established in 2019, we’re an organization driven by progressive ideas, bold actions, and a strong foundation of support. We are building on trends by providing an avenue for individual environmental sustainability, personal health, and philanthropic giving all in one package.

This February we have truly exceeded our goals of growth. With a combined
total of 1,050lbs grown, we are beyond appreciative of our current 6 non-profit
members. But, in order to grow more food, we need more urban space! So in
march we will be adding 3 new members! Including a small philanthropic garden
at High Tech Explorer. This means that in March, Co-Harvest foundation will be
creating amazing, unique yards as well as educational ecosystems.
On February 28th, YOU and other Co-Harvest members contributed to our 2nd
Food Drive! With over 150lbs of citrus and 50lbs of vegetables, we doubled our
vegetable input and benefited over 30 food-insecure families with fresh, organic
produce. This food provides a huge nutritional boost for low-income families as
well as smiles and many 'THANK YOU's. The food our members have grown has already
impacted so many! This month we contributed towards our mission by adding THREE additional
Micro-Farms in Linda Vista, North Park, and Point Loma. We also fulfilled our
goal of Co-Harvesting 1,000lbs of fresh produce by February 2020. Big thanks to
Bayside Community Center for distributing our produce to food-insecure families