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We're Hiring! Two 2026 Internships: Nutrition & Culinary Education Outreach Intern and Summer Farm Intern
We’re Hiring! Two 2026 Internships: Nutrition & Culinary Education Outreach Intern and Summer Farm Intern
Save the Date! Rolling Harvest Inaugural Golf Outing & Fundraiser
Save the Date! Rolling Harvest Inaugural Golf Outing & Fundraiser
A Season of Impactful Change
A Season of Impactful Change
Rolling Harvest awarded 1st place for Healthy Food Access and Nutrition
Rolling Harvest awarded 1st place for Healthy Food Access and Nutrition
a close up image of a smiling white woman with light brown hair holding a brown chicken
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue founder retires; new executive director named
Senator Santarsiero Announces $49,405 in State Funds to Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue Gleans From PA Farmers to Fight Food Insecurity
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue Gleans From PA Farmers to Fight Food Insecurity
Gleaners harvest produce for Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Providing healthy, basic food for families
We're Hiring! - Farmer for Rolling Harvest Food Rescue Donation Fields at Gravity Hill Farm. Help us to grow a limited variety of produce on three acres of our existing fields at Gravity Hill Farm in Titusville, NJ to donate to area emergency feeding sites.
We’re Hiring!
Nonprofit Connects Local Farmers With Neighbors In Need
Nonprofit Connects Local Farmers With Neighbors In Need
Rolling Harvest volunteers gleaned and distributed more than half a million pounds of produce in 2020.
“GROUND WORK” – an article from Grid Magazine, January 2021
Volunteer loading van with produce
Fighting hunger, groups unite at Solebury Orchards to stock food pantries
Volunteers at Free Food Distribution
3 Upcoming Fresh Food Distributions at the Cure Insurance Arena
Shout out to our front-line hunger heroes
Shout out to our front-line hunger heroes
The gleaning season has officially begun!
The gleaning season has officially begun!
Rolling Harvest Receives $121,500 Grant for Equipment Purchases from Wolf Administration
Rolling Harvest Receives $121,500 Grant for Equipment Purchases from Wolf Administration
Local Nonprofit Addresses Food Insecurity
Local Nonprofit Addresses Food Insecurity
Emergency Food Distribution this Friday, May 1
Emergency Food Distribution this Friday, May 1
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue gives out fresh food to people in need
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue gives out fresh food to people in need
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue Food Distribution
Free farm market pops up, serves food to hundreds of N.J. residents
High Unemployment And School Closures Strain Food Banks
High Unemployment And School Closures Strain Food Banks
Emergency Food Distribution this Saturday, April 18
Emergency Food Distribution this Saturday, April 18
Emergency Food Distribution this Friday, April 17
Emergency Food Distribution this Friday, April 17
Rob Fulper and Jay Quilty load boxes of cheese and yogurt onto a truck
Food insecurity on rise in Bucks County amid coronavirus outbreak
Announcing - FREE FARM MARKET for Lambertville— special food distribution for our neighbors in need!
Announcing – FREE FARM MARKET for Lambertville— special food distribution for our neighbors in need!
Bucks, Montco food pantries awarded $25K grants cope with coronavirus from WSFS Bank
Bucks, Montco food pantries awarded $25K grants cope with coronavirus from WSFS Bank
Nutrition and Culinary Education Outreach Internship
Nutrition and Culinary Education Outreach Internship
Rolling Harvest Food Handling Coronavirus
Rolling Harvest Food Handling Coronavirus
YWCA Bucks County Celebrates Women Who Make a Difference
YWCA Bucks County Celebrates Women Who Make a Difference
Tackling Food Insecurity: Best Practices from Bucks, Chesco, Delco and Montco
Tackling Food Insecurity: Best Practices from Bucks, Chesco, Delco and Montco
Gianficaro: Fresh Connect Bucks County Free Farmers’ Market Helps Snap Hunger
Gianficaro: Fresh Connect Bucks County Free Farmers’ Market Helps Snap Hunger
Helping Make Ends Meet in Bucks, the Least Affordable County in the State
Helping Make Ends Meet in Bucks, the Least Affordable County in the State
Announcing Summer Internship Opportunities!
Announcing Summer Internship Opportunities!
Penn Community Bank of Buckingham donates $15,000 to Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Penn Community Bank of Buckingham donates $15,000 to Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Cathy Snyder interviewed on WHYY's
Cathy Snyder interviewed on WHYY’s “Radio Times” as a part of “Farming Stories”
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue on frontlines of feeding hungry
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue on frontlines of feeding hungry
Food, Social Justice and the Power of Collaboration
Food, Social Justice and the Power of Collaboration
Times Publishing spreads awareness about food justice and hunger relief!
Times Publishing spreads awareness about food justice and hunger relief!
Local Food and Social Justice
Local Food and Social Justice
The Barn at Gravity Hill
Announcing “FARMSHARE!” Rolling Harvest Food Rescue’s 2017 Farm To Table Fundraiser
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue: Turning Food Pantries Into Farmers Markets
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue: Turning Food Pantries Into Farmers Markets
Turning Food Pantries Into Farmers Markets
Turning Food Pantries Into Farmers Markets
Comcast NewsMakers: Food Insecurity 3
Comcast NewsMakers: Food Insecurity 3
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue: Fostering Connections in the Community
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue: Fostering Connections in the Community
Rolling with charity at Shady Brook Farm
Rolling with charity at Shady Brook Farm
Tracie Van Auken/For the Intelligencer
Rolling Harvest Selected as one of the Courier Times/The Intelligencer 2016 Good-Doer Finalists!
Applegate presents $10,000 donation to Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Applegate® Makes $10,000 Donation to Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
The Hattery Stove & Still inside the Doylestown Inn will be the site of a delicious brunch fundraiser and art show to benefit Rolling Harvest Food Rescue, a non-profit that connects local farmers with neighbors in need in Bucks County, PA, as well as Hunterdon and Mercer Counties in NJ. “Abundant Earth” is the brainchild of artist Melissa Matarese and The Doylestown Inn’s Samantha McCarty.
Bucks County Artist Melissa Matarese Hosts Fundraiser for Rolling Harvest
Director’s Annual Reports
Thanks a bushel! We are grateful and honored to be recognized this week by fellow hunger-relief organizations in the region for our work bringing fresh, healthy locally-grown food to our neighbors in need.
Rolling Harvest honored by Hunger-Relief Organizations
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue is so honored to be the recipient of United Way of Bucks County's United in Health and Wellness Impact Award for our work bringing fresh, healthy locally-grown food to our neighbors in need.
Rolling Harvest receives United in Health and Wellness Impact Award
The Free Farm Market is a collaborative nutrition/education outreach program offered by Rolling Harvest Food Rescue and dedicated local farmers.
Free Farm Market Event
BUCKS COUNTY (WPVI)-- Every year, 6ABC partners in the region's largest food drive. The need this holiday season is as great as ever, with 1 in 6 people at risk of going hungry.
Rolling Harvest Helps Feed Thousands of Hungry Families in Bucks County
Thousands of scallions rooted in Bucks County soil very nearly got plowed under this week before ever seeing the inside of a salad bowl.
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue gleans farm fields to help needy
Rolling Harvest featured in FOCUS
Rolling Harvest featured in FOCUS
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue, a local hunger-relief nonprofit organization based in Bucks County that works with farmers to share donated surplus fruits, vegetables and organic meats with food pantries, is honored to announce the donation of a brand new 2016 Chevy Silverado pickup truck made possible through the generosity of the Philadelphia-based Rollins Family Foundation.
Jimmy Rollins Family Foundation Donates 2016 Truck to Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
Because of Cathy Snyder, the stark contrast between lush farm fields and extreme poverty along the Delaware River is fading fast.
The Fixer
An Article Published in edibleJersey, Celebrating Local Foods of the Garden State, Season by Season. September 9, 2015. Please click HERE to view this article in greater detail.
2015 Local Heroes
I’ve known Cathy Snyder for almost five years, since she first decided to step into the food waste stream and do whatever she could to divert some of it to hungry people.
A Day in the Life: Rolling Harvest Food Rescue
While shopping at her local farmer's market one day after volunteering at a food pantry, Cathy Snyder cooked up a delicious idea to end hunger in her area.
No Food Left Behind
Famous for its $4.95 chocolate bars and high-end lattes, the Lambertville Trading Co. coffee bar had a line snaking out the door in Lambertville, N.J., last week, a short walk east across the Delaware River from New Hope, Bucks County.
Feeding the Hungry in Rich River Towns
In 2009, Rolling Harvest Founder and Executive Director Cathy Snyder was regularly volunteering at her local food pantry in Lambertville, New Jersey when she took a trip to the New Hope Community Farmers Market to stock up on farm-fresh goods for her family. A light bulb went off.
Cheers to Changemaker Cathy Snyder of Rolling Harvest
We live in a county that has much to offer. Rich farmland, comfortable housing, good food and innovative chefs, artisanal ice cream and cheese, tasty meat and beautiful vegetables and fruits. Fortunately, we also have hard-working people who recognize that not everyone in Bucks County can afford to partake in this bounty.
Plenty
When I was ordering seeds and scheduling my plantings last winter, it never occurred to me that I might grow more than I could sell. And yet it happened.
The Young Farmer Diaries: Problem of Plenty
Several years ago, Cathy Snyder volunteered her time stocking shelves at Fisherman’s Mark food pantry in Lambertville, which serves families in need living in the New Hope-Solebury community.
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue: Connecting Local Farmers with Neighbors in Need
An Article Published in the Bucks County Herald, on August 15, 2013.
Rolling Harvest Gives Away Fruit and Vegetables
It’s been almost three years since Cathy Snyder, a Lumberville mother of two college-age children, started canvassing Bucks and Hunterdon farms in the massive Ford Excursion that she won, gleaning leftover produce to supplement the too-often lacking pantries and shelters.
Where There’s An Oversize SUV, There’s a Way
An Article Published in the Bucks County Herald by Bridget Wingert, on January 17, 2013.
Help for the Food-insecure
A partnership between a group of volunteers and local farms aims to add to those dinner plates by connecting fresh, locally grown produce with neighbors in need.
A Helping of the Harvest
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue in the New Hope-Lambertville region invites the community to its new website: RollingHarvest.org — the new website for the nonprofit organization previously known as Gas Guzzling for Good.
Rolling Harvest Food Rescue in the New Hope-Lambertville Region Announces New Website
Suburban Organics deliveries 100% organic fruits and veggies to your door! During the local growing season the company supports the local community by sourcing produce from farmers in Bucks County.
Suburban Organics Teams Up With Rolling Harvest Food Rescue to Help Those In Need!
An Article Published in Bucks Life Magazine by Kristin Boyd in January 2011.
She’s No Soccer Mom
Twenty-five turkeys are being popped into ovens around the Lambertville area this weekend in preparation for the big meal — the day before Thanksgiving. It’s the second Thanksgiving meal that the Community Kitchen at Centenary United Methodist Church will host.
Kitchen in Lambertville Nourishes Community Feeling
I was feeling a little blue this morning, and wouldn’t you know it, after checking my email, I really cheered up. Just last night we were chatting with Drew Abruzzese at the Pineville Tavern who was bemoaning the fact that here in Bucks County he had no way of donating his surplus food (every restaurant has it) to the people who need it most locally.
Gas Guzzling for Good