Offers a list of small competitive grants for community groups, schools, organizations and businesses who want to start a garden or improve their community-based needs. Successful grantees receive money for materials, garden planning support, and technical assistance.

Manages a collective garden where shared access to land and resources, intensive growing techniques, and a mentorship program empower members to grow a lot of food on a small plot of land. Also provides members with monthly make-and-take workshops in food preservation and herbalism to learn how to process garden harvests in order to stock their pantry and medicine cabinet.

Provides hands-on instruction for beginners on organic gardening, including how to plant, cultivate, harvest, and preserve fresh vegetables.

Offers Mad Farm Stand, offering free or “pay what you can” organic vegetables from ShareMRV's Mad Victory Garden and other community sources. Also provides a Seed Library program, collaborating with local libraries to provide free seeds and facilitate seed exchanges.

Provides an online searchable, map-based directory of community and school gardens around the state, tools and tips for garden organizers, garden grant listings, a statewide garden-related events calendar, and resources such as seeds. Technical assistance via email or phone, and community garden start-up support are also available.

Operates the Share the Harvest stand offering free produce donated by local farmers, gardeners, and help-yourself gardens. Volunteers are welcome and can sign up online to volunteer.

Provides garden space and agricultural support for growing vegetables and flowers for individual use and/or for CSA (Community Shared Agriculture) sales. Technical support includes education about marketing farm produce and starting a small farm business.