Over 236,000 people in our Northern Virginia community face food insecurity.

They face not only an insufficient amount of food, but also a lack of access to fresh, nutritious produce. Feeding America reports that one-third of people using food banks have diabetes and 58% have a family member with high blood pressure. The Chicago Tribune reports that 55% of individuals using food banks desire fresh produce, but cannot get it at their local food pantry. With the use of church lands and volunteer support, the St. Isidore Project provides fresh fruits and vegetables to local food pantries through a method we like to call micro-distributed farming.

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2 Garden
14 Rows planted
12 Types of Crops harvested
2850 Pounds of Produce donated