Open harvest
Community members can grow and share food.
Beacon Food Forest
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About Beacon Food Forest
Monthly Third Saturday work parties bring volunteers together to care for the Beacon Food Forest. This community-run urban permaculture project on public land cultivates food, healthy soil, diverse plants, and habitat in Seattle. Its work includes open harvest, a Food Bank Plot, a Young Person's Garden, and P-Patch plots, including ADA-accessible spaces. The organization offers free community classes, trainings, and other events, and welcomes volunteers to participate in work parties. It also works with communities to grow and share food, learn together, and support a more equitable food system. Community support helps fund tools, compost, plants, workshop supplies, and programs.
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Volunteer work parties
Monthly work parties help steward the food forest.
Free classes
Community education is offered at no cost.
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