Blessed to grow. Grateful to share.
Saint Livingstone is our family homestead, and sharing is one way we live with purpose. We appreciate what we have, care for it well, and make room to bless someone else when we can. Sometimes that means Pay It Forward eggs, garden extras, outgrown clothing, books, household items, or another useful thing genuinely available. Sometimes it means helping a community neighbor pass something along. When we do not have what someone needs, we may be able to connect them with a trusted local resource. We are also building a sustainable homestead for our children so we can keep growing, providing, and sharing over time.
Everything here depends on what our family actually has at the time. Nothing is a standing program, and nothing is guaranteed.
Pay It Forward Eggs
When we have eggs to spare, a carton is set aside on purpose and shared with a local family. It is packed the same way as every other carton we send out — clean, fresh, and gathered with care.
“May your table know plenty. From our family to yours.”
If you receive a Pay It Forward carton, you owe Saint Livingstone nothing. There is no cost, no repayment, and no expectation of any kind.
If you would like to help another table be reached, you can contribute below — but that is entirely separate from receiving.
Help the Next Table
Contributions help us respond when there is an opportunity to share. Funds may be pooled and used for reasonable Community Giving needs such as Pay It Forward eggs, food, garden goods, outgrown clothing, books, household necessities, or another practical need.
Any amount of $2.00 or more. Payments are handled securely by Stripe, which sends your receipt. Contributions are not tax deductible.
When someone else can help
We are one family, and there is a lot we cannot do. When another organization is better placed to meet a need, we would rather point someone in that direction than leave them without an answer. If we know of a trusted local resource, we will share it.
How giving works
- What we have changes with the seasons and with our own family's needs. Things are shared as we have them, and listings come and go.
- Sharing is local. Pickup or a simple hand-off usually needs to be coordinated, and we will let you know what works.
- This is neighbors helping neighbors — not a formal program, and nothing here is guaranteed. Ask any time; there is never any pressure either way.
Help the next table through Community Giving, pass something useful along to a neighbor, return kindness somewhere else entirely, or simply stay connected and check what is available.