Farm Share's main objective is to recover and distribute surplus fresh and nutritious fruits and vegetables. Farm Share recovers fresh produce in bulk (tractor trailer loads, bins, boxes and hoppers). The produce is washed, sorted, packed by volunteers and inmate labor and distributed locally, statewide and throughout the Eastern Seaboard to a network of participating social service agencies serving the homeless and low-income households.

Farm Share administers the USDA TEFAP Commodity program to a three county area in South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach). The commodity programs consist of canned, dry and frozen foods that are made available through the USDA to assist both the homeless and low-income households. These foods supplement Farm Share's fresh vegetables and fruits to provide recipients with valuable nutrientsthey might not otherwise be able to afford.