Join the circle of sharing

Kingsland Sharing the Harvest has been an all-volunteer effort since it began in 1994 as a ministry of the First Baptist Church of Kingsland. Volunteers are still the lifeblood of the organization, which has been a stand-alone non-profit since 2016.

In 2023, nearly 24,000 people (6,700 families) received food from Sharing the Harvest. Numbers in 2024 are even higher. About 60% of our neighbors come from Llano County, 40% from Burnet County.

Each week, around 80 volunteers pitch in to:

• Organize, bag and distribute food. 
• Weigh and track donated food.
• Inventory and acquire food from retail partners.
• Check in neighbors who need help—and see what other help they need.
• Straighten and stack donated bags to streamline the bagging process.
• Break down cardboard boxes.
• Maintain and clean facilities
• Create and share communications engaging the community in the mission.
• Coordinate and collaborate with other helpers in the community.
  

Circle of Sharing is our giving society, made up of passionate individuals who are committed to ending hunger in the Highland Lakes. Circle members are leaders in their communities and families. For many members, the fight against hunger is personal.

As some of our greatest champions of Sharing the Harvest, our Circle of Sharing members not only help save lives, but they are the center of our mission.

As a member of Circle of Sharing, you are a champion. Circle of Sharing members enjoy:



• Photo session to capture the Faces of Sharing for use in promotions
• Recognition in local news media and social media for your generosity
• Recognition at the annual Thanksgiving Community Meal
• Invitations to educational programs
• Opportunities to attend social and volunteer events 
• Networking opportunities with like-minded champions

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