We grow what food pantries need. This can vary year to year, but some of our favorites are onions, garlic, sweet potatoes, corn, eggplant, blackberries, apples, peaches, and cherries! Come to the garden and see something missing? Plant it with us!

Come to the garden and see something missing? Plant it with us! We always find ways to fit the most produce possible into the space we have.

We donate all of our harvest to local food pantries in need. Our partners include: New Hope Food Pantry, Jewish Family Services Food Pantries, Kosher Meals on Wheels, After the Harvest (who distributes to many local food access agencies), and SafeHome.

If it is drizzling or going to pass soon, the rain won't stop us. If it is lightning, thundering, and pouring rain, we stay home safe.

Yes! There is always something that can grow any time of the year in Kansas. In summer, we harvest fruits and veggies like blackberries, kale, cherries, onions, and garlic. In the winter, we harvest plants like pumpkins, apples, and squash.

We have dedicated and passionate volunteers from all over the KC area. From Ken, our amazing Garden Manager, to Brenda & David, a MGKC power couple, you will get to meet some amazing people who care will show you the ropes and have fun doing it!

Nope! If it isn't a Jewish Holiday, we will be at the Garden on Sundays from 8am-12pm.

Bring sunscreen, a water bottle, a hat and sunglasses if preferred, and clothes to get dirty in. Wear close-toed shoes. Some volunteers will wear shorts and a t-shirt while others wear jeans and a long sleeve shirt. It is up to you!

Nope! Feel free to come and go anytime between 8am-12pm. Just put away your tools when you leave if you've finished your task.

Thank you so much! Go to our menu>Get Involved>Donate and follow the steps listed there. If you have any questions or concerns, email us at mitzvahgardenkc@gmail.com or scroll to the bottom of the page to contact us.

Yes! There is always something for people of all ages, strengths, and sizes.

If you bring your pet, please keep them on a leash at all times and pick up their waste.