
Hope is in your hands
Fresh fruits and vegetables are going to waste. There are thousands of hungry people in the Greater Kansas City area in need of nourishing, healthy food. Enter After the Harvest.
We work to reduce waste, rescuing produce so it ends up on hungry families’ tables, instead of in a landfill or rotting in the field. But, we don’t do it alone. Thanks to thousands of volunteers, growers and financial donors, After the Harvest, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, brings apples, berries, squash, tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, potatoes, peaches and many other kinds of healthy fruits and vegetables, completely free of charge, to agencies feeding our hungry neighbors.
We can do more. You hold the power right in your own two hands. Here’s how all of us, working together, can continue to rescue millions of pounds of healthy food for hungry people…
With winter comes lots of activity at ATH as we make plans with growers and create new partnerships. Follow along.
Sign up for the 2021 growing season starting Feb. 19. Pick a date to glean or tell us you want to be a produce rescue driver.
Last year taught us so much. When we do things together, everything is possible. We thank you for your generosity.
You and your family can help by gleaning and giving monthly as demand for help rises by up to 40 percent in our community.
ATH is in the news locally and nationally. Learn more as so many become food insecure and so many step up to help.
Peter Mallouk, President of Creative Planning, and his wife Veronica join ATH supporters to feed many in 2021.
Pick or pick up produce for your agency feeding hungry people. Join forces with us to provide nutrition to those in need.
Growers, we’ll harvest or pick up your excess produce and deliver it to those in need. Growing for good for Kansas City.
Come help make a difference in our neighbors’ lives. Small businesses to large corporations team build at gleanings.

WHAT CAN YOU DO?
With so many ways to give, glean, gather, grow and get involved, we can’t wait to welcome you to After the Harvest. Take your pick.
DONATE
It doesn’t take much to do a lot. Your help is especially needed when so many are in need during this pandemic. One single dollar can provide more than eight pounds of produce. Every dollar supports gleaning and helps us bring in semi-truckloads of fresh produce that might otherwise be thrown away. Give today.