Community Harvest Project is a non-profit farm that engages and educates volunteers to grow fresh fruits and vegetables for hunger relief. Their mission is to create connected communities that ensure access to healthy food for all. The organization recognizes that members of the community who experience hunger often have limited access to nutritious foods, leading to adverse health effects such as unhealthy diet, obesity, and diet-related diseases.

In response, Community Harvest Project farms and donates fruits and vegetables to provide everyone with the healthy option. The brand has two locations: one in Grafton, where they mostly grow vegetables, and one in Harvard, where they focus on apple and peach orchards. The organization started with the efforts of Bill and Rose Abbott, who began donating vegetables from their farm in the 1970s and invited community members to be part of the growing process.

Since then, Community Harvest Project has grown exponentially every year, collaborating with various partners to distribute their high-quality produce to those in need. To support their mission, Community Harvest Project offers volunteer opportunities, barn usage for non-profits and civic groups, and accepts donations to further their efforts in combating hunger and promoting access to healthy food