To get involved contact Farmer Katie at ktaylor@eastonanc.org
Looking for the food pantry? Get more information here or contact The Neighborhood Center at 610-253-4253
We have grown over 10,000 pounds of produce two years in a row! Come join us and help us grow!
About Us
The Easton Urban Farm is located on the South Side of Easton at 902 Philadelphia Road, at The Neighborhood Center, and is a community based effort. In 2021-2023, the garden produced over 10,000 pounds of produce, which was distributed through local organizations.
Our Mission Statement
The mission of the Easton Urban Farm is to encourage residents to access healthy food through purchase, cultivation, and sharing. Our expected outcomes are:
To encourage and develop healthy communities by providing access to locally grown produce to residents of Easton neighborhoods, through volunteer and community efforts at the Easton Urban Farm and local community gardens.
To improve the quality of life through gardening education, workshops, and classes on cultivating and preparing locally grown produce.
To promote community involvement by providing volunteer opportunities and training at local gardens.
What are we growing?
The farm is focused on growing any and all kinds of vegetables. We're also ramping up our flower collection.
What happens to the produce?
Lots of different things. Much of the produce is donated to the Food Pantry at The Neighborhood Center, as well as programming at the Easton Area Community Center and local senior housing. Produce is also sometimes available at seasonal markets and to the volunteers who staff the farm.
Who runs the farm?
Katie Taylor is the current farm manager (thanks Katie!). Several interns from Lafayette College are instrumental in keeping the garden running. The farm is also staffed by local volunteers, who volunteer anywhere from once a month to multiple times a week. We have volunteers of all ages. We have even had larger volunteer groups come in from out of state. Please contact us if you are interested in participating.