Harvestland Farm is a Community Supported Agriculture and one of the Social Enterprises of Aspire Indiana. It's a collaboration between Aspire, The City of Anderson, and Anderson University. In addition to our Harvestland Farm on State Road 32, between Anderson and Lapel, the City of Anderson also provides garden space in Shepherds Park located on the east side of Anderson. Labor for both gardens and weekly distribution of shares is provided by client-employees from the Aspire Indiana Behavioral Health System, a full-time farm manager and student interns from Anderson University.

Starbucks has always believed that businesses can—and should—have a positive impact on the communities they serve. So ever since they opened their first store in 1971, they've dedicated themselves to earning the trust and respect of their customers, partners and neighbors. How? By being responsible and doing things that are good for the planet and each other.

For the second year in a row Starbucks is partnering with Harvestland Farm—Aspire's Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) garden that sells chemical-free, naturally-grown produce. Harvestland Farm is a social enterprise, which means all of the funds and proceeds go back into the business to support it’s mission of hiring those who are disadvantaged.

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• Our new greenhouses are up at Harvestland Farm! To view more photos log on to http://www.facebook.com/AspireHarvestlandFarm