The GleanSLO Blog – Page 8 – Rescuing Nature's Bounty for the Benefit of the Community

New!!! GleanSLO’s Garden Signs for Homeowners!

Announcing our new GleanSLO Home Garden Signs! Thank you to 14 year old Sienna and her family, for designing,…

100,000 pounds!!! Can you believe it? We had two recent harvests which brought our totals this year to over 100,000…

Pictured above: Volunteer Gleaner and GleanSLO driver, Chuck Asmus. Chuck has contributed countless hours to GleanSLO, driving the truck for us,…

A HUGE thank you to Tutti Frutti Farms who donated heirloom tomatoes to Santa Ynez’s Veggie Rescue and who then turned around…

Every harvest, big or small is welcome! This week GleanSLO had the pleasure of harvesting Bosc, Asian and Bartlett pears…

Yesterday, GleanSLO had an opportunity to work with a visiting group from the Washington DC Exchange Fellowship Program from the California…

Sending a shout-out to Charles Myers from Big Sky Cafe who for many years has purchased produce from local farmers for his…

Last Thursday we had 7 new volunteers show up to help us glean sweet corn in Templeton. Thank you again…

Today’s GleanSLO interview is with Salem Harvest Vice President, Dick Yates. Can you tell us your background and how you…

Carolyn Eicher, co-founder of GleanSLO, has announced that she has decided to step down from the part-time paid position as…