
Link to my– My Personal Website-
Come out and join us this Saturday at the Great Park gleaning green beans for
Food Banks and make sure you download a waiver and have it signed before you come out
Thanks.

Directions- 5 South to Sand Canyon off ramp…turn left to Marine Way just pass the
over pass..turn right into the park and follow all the way to the end…turn right and
follow the perimeter road to the stop sign( Second Harvest Building Is Just To The Right)
continue straight until you come to the palm trees…turn right into the gate and immediate
left on to the road on the left side of the green bean field…go straight and park in back
of the field to the right.
Contact me at robert@loavesandfishesx10.com or @ 714-718-2930 for information.
HOURS- 9:am t0 11:am
Waiver Link…
https://loavesandfishesx10.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Volunteer-Waiver-Form1.pdf
Two write ups this year in papers about Loaves and Fishes x10…
Flournoy Gives Away Food
Exploring The Original Manassero Farms
September 30,2013 write up…
Orange County Produce, LLC and the Orange County Great Park Partner to Glean Food for Local Food Banks
IRVINE, Calif. /California Newswire/ — Orange County Produce, LLC and the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif., continues its “Parks without Borders” program by offering fresh food to Orange County’s local food banks and soup kitchens. Orange County Produce is growing food on the four-acre VALOR Field at the Orange County Great Park in Irvine, to support this effort.
On most weekends, a group of volunteers are invited to harvest all they can to prepare and deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to those they serve.
“In the United States, on average 30 to 40 percent of the food grown goes uneaten each year,” said Tom Larson, Manager of Farm, Food & Landscape Division for the Orange County Great Park. “With Orange County’s long history in agriculture, we are taking a leadership role in developing ways to reduce waste.”
“The wonderful partnership with the Great Park VALOR Program, Orange County Produce, LLC and our food security friends at Second Harvest Food Bank, Community Action Partnership of Orange County and Loaves & Fishes allows us to deliver freshly harvested fruits and vegetables to those in need. We appreciate the hard working volunteers who gathered over 10,000 lbs of vine ripe watermelons last Saturday,” said A.G. Kawamura.
Robert Flournoy, president of Loaves And Fishes x10, has been gleaning regularly at the Great Park for more than three years. He began his journey fighting hunger when he made a commitment to help support seven homeless people in Tustin, Calif. Today, his organization has gleaned thousands of pounds of food and delivered it to help those in need in low-income communities.
Gleaners also harvest from Orange County Produce’s 105-acre organic farm at the Orange County Great Park.
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