What is a CSA?
Community supported agriculture is a way for neighborhood organizations to support local organic farms. We partner with Trinity Farm, a small Black-owned farm and orchard in Clintondale, New York, about 80 miles north of Woodlawn.
For the summer season, we buy farm shares in the winter and in exchange receive a portion of the farm's produce from June to November. Since 2024 we have also sporadically run a winter CSA from January to May, if there was enough interest.
Curious what members cook? Browse the Woodlawn Collective CSA Cookbook (PDF).
Costs and share contents
2026 summer season
- Fruit and vegetable share
- $675 22 weekly deliveries, June to November
- Egg share (add-on)
- $154 one dozen per delivery
- Honey share (add-on)
- $36 Four 16 oz deliveries per season
Produce varies by season. A single share generally includes fruit (apples, peaches, plums) and vegetables (lettuce, beets, cauliflower, squash), enough for a family of 2 to 3.
Pickup location and times
Pickups are generally on Saturday mornings and early afternoons. Exact days and times change each season.
Our pickup location is the FDNY EMS station at 243 East 233rd Street.
Volunteering
Our CSA is entirely supported by its members. Each share requires at least 6 volunteer hours per season. Tasks include setting up the pickup site (tables, scales, labels), unloading the produce truck, tracking member pickups, and closing the site.
Questions?
Email csa@woodlawncollective.org or join our Slack, where current members can answer questions.