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In-Kind Donations

Every tool, seed, supply, and stone donated goes directly into the farm, the flock, and the youth programs. No overhead โ€” straight to the work.

Solar panels and farm infrastructure โ€” every donation goes straight to the work

Why in-kind matters

Sometimes a bag of feed โ€” or a stack of wood โ€” matters more than a check.

We're a family of five building from scratch in the Arizona high desert. Every donated item goes straight into the ground, the coop, or the hands of a kid learning something new. No processing fees. No middlemen. Just direct impact.

High-impact needs right now

A trailer, ATV, wood, or solar upgrades could change everything.

We haul water daily by ATV from a shared well โ€” it's part of our survival routine. A utility trailer, 4-wheeler, or ATV donation would directly support water hauling and farm operations. Reclaimed wood, lumber, and solar upgrades help us build infrastructure and keep power reliable across our 80-acre property. If you have any of these to donate or know someone who does, please reach out.

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Wood & Lumber

Reclaimed wood, pallets, firewood, log rounds, railroad ties, and building lumber โ€” all put to use on the farm.

Stones & Rock

Flagstone, stepping stones, landscape rock, gravel, river rock, and decorative boulders for pathways, drainage, and borders.

Solar Upgrades

Charge controller, solar coop door, solar water pumps for our tanks, pathway lights, string lights, security lights โ€” powering our off-grid farm year-round.

Jars & Containers

Mason jars in all sizes (4 oz to half gallon), canning lids, spice jars, amber glass, and storage containers โ€” essential for preserving, packaging, and value-added products.

๐ŸŒฑ Garden & Growing
  • โœ“Seeds (heirloom, open-pollinated)
  • โœ“Seed starting trays and domes
  • โœ“Potting mix and compost
  • โœ“Garden tools (shovels, hoes, trowels)
  • โœ“Drip irrigation supplies
  • โœ“Raised bed lumber or materials
  • โœ“Mulch and straw
  • โœ“Shade cloth (for heat protection on crops and seedlings)
  • โœ“Landscape stones or rocks (for pathways, bed borders, drainage)
  • โœ“Flagstone or stepping stones
  • โœ“Gravel or pea gravel (for drainage and walkways)
  • โœ“Decorative boulders or natural stone
๐Ÿ” Poultry & Livestock
  • โœ“Layer feed and chick starter
  • โœ“Bedding (pine shavings, straw)
  • โœ“Waterers and feeders
  • โœ“Hardware cloth (for predator-proofing)
  • โœ“Heat lamps and bulbs
  • โœ“Nesting box materials
  • โœ“Coop building supplies
  • โœ“Reclaimed wood or lumber (for coop construction)
  • โœ“Pallets (for coop flooring and structures)
  • โœ“Solar-powered automatic coop door
โšก Infrastructure & Energy
  • โœ“Solar panels or batteries
  • โœ“MPPT solar charge controller
  • โœ“Solar heaters (greenhouse, coop, or water heating)
  • โœ“Solar pathway lights or garden lights
  • โœ“Solar string lights (for outdoor areas)
  • โœ“Solar-powered security or work lights
  • โœ“Solar water pump(s) for our water tanks
  • โœ“Water storage tanks (300+ gallon)
  • โœ“Irrigation hose and fittings
  • โœ“Fencing materials and posts
  • โœ“Greenhouse covering and repair materials
  • โœ“Power tools and hardware
  • โœ“Lumber and building materials
  • โœ“Reclaimed wood (beams, boards, posts)
  • โœ“Firewood or split wood (for heating)
  • โœ“Log rounds or stumps (for seating and outdoor spaces)
  • โœ“Railroad ties or landscape timbers
๐ŸŒฟ Outdoor Living & Gathering
  • โœ“Outdoor furniture (chairs, benches, tables)
  • โœ“Adirondack chairs or camp chairs
  • โœ“Decorative stones or river rock
  • โœ“Flagstone or pavers (for patios and gathering areas)
  • โœ“Lanterns or solar-powered outdoor lights
  • โœ“String lights (solar or low-voltage)
  • โœ“Shade structures or canopies
  • โœ“Outdoor rugs or mats
๐Ÿ“š Youth & Education
  • โœ“Gardening books and curricula
  • โœ“Art and craft supplies for workshops
  • โœ“Notebooks, pens, and school supplies
  • โœ“Outdoor learning equipment
  • โœ“First aid supplies
๐Ÿš— Farm Operations
  • โœ“Trailer (utility or livestock)
  • โœ“4-wheeler / ATV (for water hauling and farm work)
  • โœ“ATV accessories and parts
  • โœ“Fuel cards or gas gift cards
  • โœ“Grocery gift cards (for family meals during farm work)
  • โœ“Work gloves (all sizes)
  • โœ“Safety gear and boots
  • โœ“Storage bins and containers
  • โœ“Tarps and shade cloth
๐Ÿซ™ Jars & Containers (All Sizes)
  • โœ“Mason jars โ€” 4 oz (jelly jars, sample sizes, herb storage)
  • โœ“Mason jars โ€” 8 oz / half pint (jams, salsas, herb blends, gift sizes)
  • โœ“Mason jars โ€” 16 oz / pint (sauces, pickled peppers, dried herbs)
  • โœ“Mason jars โ€” 32 oz / quart (canned produce, soups, large batch preserves)
  • โœ“Mason jars โ€” 64 oz / half gallon (bulk storage, sun tea, dried goods)
  • โœ“Wide-mouth jars (easier for packing produce and herbs)
  • โœ“Canning lids and bands (regular and wide-mouth)
  • โœ“Decorative jars or bottles (for value-added products and gifts)
  • โœ“Spice jars โ€” small glass with lids (for dried herb blends)
  • โœ“Amber or dark glass jars (for light-sensitive herbs and teas)
  • โœ“Plastic storage containers with lids (for seed saving and dry storage)
Shipping Donations?

In-Kind Donation Delivery Addresses

Sending tools, seeds, feed, supplies, or other in-kind donations? Use the correct address based on your carrier. Please reach out first so we can confirm what we need most right now.

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UPS & FedEx Deliveries
Street address required
Javon's Legacy Farm
Attn: Jaclynne Lopez
1200 W Cleveland St, Suite 9
St. Johns, AZ 85936
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USPS Deliveries
Post office box
Javon's Legacy Farm
Attn: Jaclynne Lopez
PO Box 1594
St. Johns, AZ 85936

Not sure what to send? Check our In-Kind Donations page for the full list of what we need most right now.

How to donate in-kind

Reach out before sending anything โ€” we'll confirm what we need most right now and coordinate pickup or delivery. Apache County, Arizona.