Choose. Act. Impact. Day of Service | Fall 2021

Volunteers will work with San Antonio Food Bank Staff to identify plants and fields in need of assistance, and provide support through the guidance of field experts.

ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST COMPLETE VOLUNTEER GROUP REGISTRATION FORM AT LEAST 72 HOURS BEFORE SCHEDULED VOLUNTEER EVENT.
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The fruits and vegetables grown on the San Antonio Food Bank's farms feed the hungry in the community. A small portion of the produce grown is available for purchase at local Farmers' Markets operated by the Food Bank as well as their Mobile Mercado.

Through the San Antonio Food Bank, the Mission San Juan Community Farm is in a unique partnership with the National Park Service and manage 45 acres of farmland at Mission San Juan. An additional 5 acres act as a historic demonstration garden to educate Mission visitors. The farm uses irrigation from the 200 year old acequia, replicating the traditional farming methods of the Mission inhabitants. 


Mission San Juan Community Farm
9101 Graf Road
San Antonio, TX 78214
https://safoodbank.org/