If you really want to share extra food you're growing, do one of the following: 1. Contact your local food bank. It's very possible they have a program where e

If you really want to share extra food you're growing, do one of the following: 1. Contact your local food bank. It's very possible they have a program where extra produce is donated and given to people in need. We have one where I live: http://www.gleanslo.org/ http://www.gleanslo.org/ and it looks like SV does too: http://www.shfb.org/backyardproduce http://www.shfb.org/backyardproduce 2. Have your children/nieces/neighborhood kids collect it, put it in their wagon and go around the neighborhood and sell it. It's a great way to teach kids about entrepreneurship and money. My kids do this and usually make $20-40 on a Saturday afternoon. I also let them use my phone and square, which gets quite the reaction. I have a HUGE amount of garden space and, even with 6 people in my home, we have too much tomatoes, lemons, kale and zucchini in the summer.