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Heart To Heart Farm is nestled in the South Fork Valley of Whatcom County.
We grow healthy perennials in the Spring, produce and cut flowers (love to take them to share with the elderly) in the summer, plus donate to the food banks, do an annual food drive drop off, (3rd Sunday of Sept) As if that doesn't keep us busy, we also look after my 81 and 83 year old awesome parents just 4 acres away... and when there's time, I still write and sing some music!
In fact, 2 summers ago, after visiting Northwest Harvest in Seattle, I received a new song called WHO WILL FEED THE HUNGRY while tilling up new soil to plant kale for the food bank. The song became a simple music video and has inspired others to give, to feed the hungry.
Aside from all the busy of life, I have had a long journey to heal from 10 years with multiple concussions. This alone almost stopped me from trying to help others but somehow, tilling, seeding, harvesting and delivering food to hungry people IS medicine to me. I hope to finish a book called When The Fog Lifts this late summer, to share with others who have traveled this confusing journey of injury.
We grow healthy perennials in the Spring, produce and cut flowers (love to take them to share with the elderly) in the summer, plus donate to the food banks, do an annual food drive drop off, (3rd Sunday of Sept) As if that doesn't keep us busy, we also look after my 81 and 83 year old awesome parents just 4 acres away... and when there's time, I still write and sing some music!
In fact, 2 summers ago, after visiting Northwest Harvest in Seattle, I received a new song called WHO WILL FEED THE HUNGRY while tilling up new soil to plant kale for the food bank. The song became a simple music video and has inspired others to give, to feed the hungry.
Aside from all the busy of life, I have had a long journey to heal from 10 years with multiple concussions. This alone almost stopped me from trying to help others but somehow, tilling, seeding, harvesting and delivering food to hungry people IS medicine to me. I hope to finish a book called When The Fog Lifts this late summer, to share with others who have traveled this confusing journey of injury.
