Grow Free 3231
A community initiative
take what you need : share what you can
St Aidan’s Aireys Inlet Driveway
Local gardeners with a surplus of produce, preserves, seeds, plants and other goods leave it at the stall and people in need help themselves. Clean jars with labels removed can also be left for people to collect and refill. Through a private Facebook Group members are notified of new drop offs, share the results of cooking it, and keep updated.
Grow Free carts are in locations across Australia, and in Aireys Inlet a group of locals including some of the Uniting Church community have joined the movement.
Using food as a medium, people connect as a community and with the planet. The simple act of growing food and giving it freely to someone else, without need for reciprocation or acknowledgment, is not only be a revolutionary act, but one that heals.
Our world desperately needs us to change our ways. We’re all in this together, lets create an abundant world of good food and good health.
St Aidan’s Aireys Inlet is happy to be the stall’s new home
