The Grow Another Row program in Audubon County continues to accept donations of produce to help those in need. The program, which was started to address food insecurity in the community, encourages gardeners to plant an extra row of fruits and vegetables to donate to local food pantries.
The program has been successful in providing fresh and healthy food to individuals and families facing food insecurity in the area. Donations of all types of produce are welcome, including fruits, vegetables, and herbs. The program has seen an increase in donations this year, but organizers are reminding community members that there is still a need for fresh produce donations.
Audubon County residents are encouraged to plant an extra row in their gardens and consider donating their surplus produce to the program. Donations can be dropped off at designated locations throughout the county. The program also accepts monetary donations to help support the distribution of produce to those in need.
The Grow Another Row program has been praised for its efforts to address food insecurity in the community and provide access to fresh, healthy food for all residents. The program relies on the generosity of local gardeners and donors to continue its mission of combating hunger in Audubon County.
Those interested in donating produce or supporting the program can contact the Grow Another Row organizers for more information on how to get involved. Donations are still welcome and appreciated as the program works towards ensuring all residents have access to nutritious food.
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