City Fruit

About City Fruit

PROMOTING AND PRESERVING URBAN FRUIT TO NOURISH PEOPLE, BUILD COMMUNITY, AND PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT.

Since 2008, City Fruit has stewarded and harvested fruit from public and private trees across Seattle to help make our food system more sustainable and just.

Share or Receive Fruit

Membership

BECOME A CITY FRUIT MEMBER!

Our membership program provides a way for City Fruit community members to help support City Fruit's financial stability. Your membership helps ensure that we can continue to expand our efforts so that everyone in our city shares in the value of fruit. Become a sustaining member and support our efforts!

Membership

Fruit Donations

GOT FRUIT YOU'D LIKE TO DONATE?

Please review our Fruit Ripening Guides before scheduling a harvest to ensure we're getting your fruit at it's best time! If you're still unsure, please email [email protected].

Fruit Ripening Guides

Volunteer

VOLUNTEER WITH US!

The easiest way to join us is through our orchard stewardship work parties, during which you’ll learn basic tree care skills while also supporting our public orchards across the Greater Seattle area! Click the link below to check out what volunteer opportunities we currently have available.

Volunteer Opportunities

CF Moved

WE MOVED!

City Fruit has made the exciting jump from Fremont to Georgetown! We are now based at the Original Rainier Brewery - 5840 Airport Way S, Suite 214, Seattle WA, 98108.

City Fruit annually harvests and distributes fruit to over 50 Seattle community partners–food banks, meals programs and schools–in order to support equitable access to healthy, local foods.

What We Do

Harvest Fruit for Community

Orchard Stewardship

Fruit Tree Care Services

View our Events Calendar to see what workshops and events are coming up next!

Questions or feedback for our team? Please contact [email protected].

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City Fruit annually harvests and distributes fruit to over 50 Seattle community partners–food banks, meals programs and schools–in order to support equitable access to healthy, local foods.

What We Do

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