Make a donation.

Support our mission by contributing a donation. Your support goes toward free and low-cost community meals, ingredients for Pay-It-Forward Meals, supplies for the teaching micro-farm, materials for workshops and community programs, and gatherings that support grief, recovery, and connection.

Calirosa Sol: The Joshua–Benson Community Table is currently in its official formation phase as a Texas nonprofit and preparing to file for federal 501(c)(3) status. All donations made during this phase directly support the launch of our community meals, teaching micro-farm programs, and pay-it-forward food initiatives.

Your support allows us to begin serving the community right away while we complete the formal application steps. Once 501(c)(3) status is approved, donations may be eligible for tax-deductible treatment retroactively. Thank you for helping build a space rooted in nourishment, connection, and community care.

You can give any amount - everything makes a difference. If you prefer to donate items, we also welcome gently used, good-quality supplies that help us build this space with care.

Donate Money.

$10.00
Help where it’s needed most. A small gift that supports everyday program needs.

$25.00
Support a workshop or garden day. Covers materials like soil, seedlings, or cooking supplies.

$50.00
Strengthen community meals. Helps prepare ingredients for shared meals and gatherings.

$100.00
Fuel a week of programs. Supports meals, micro-farm needs, and workshop materials.

$250.00
Grow the Community Table. Helps fund larger community dinners, equipment, and expansion.

$500.00
Invest in long-term impact. Supports new programs, tools, and the growing teaching micro-farm.

Custom Amount

Support us by covering the fees we have to pay

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After you complete your donation, you’ll see a confirmation screen. Thank you so much for supporting this work — it truly makes a difference.

Donate Items & Supplies.

If you prefer to support the Community Table by donating items instead of funds, we welcome in-kind contributions that help us build this space with care. We’re starting modestly, so practical, gently used, good-quality items make a real difference. This includes things like kitchen tools, cookware, small appliances, garden equipment, tables, chairs, and other supplies that support meals, workshops, and the teaching micro-farm.

As the nonprofit becomes fully established, in-kind donations will qualify as tax-deductible.