BagShare Partners

Bagshare Partners we honor and thank with all of our hearts!!!


Eastworks owner Will Bundy!
Thank you for donating our beloved sewing center, space # 330 in Eastworks.!!

Thank you for donating our sewing center in the Community House in Cummington!!

Thank you for donation our liability insurance for 2018!!
We recommend your company to everyone!

We thank your students for braiding the baling twine, stapling the handles and processing the upholstery samples. We are a team cleaning up and stepping up to the  plate.




Bob Vincent, Steve Sayer, Roo Trimble, Bruce
and many more of our mechanics
Thank you for fixing our donated sewing machines and showing us how!

Rosemary Wessel and Lei Fay
For doing our website

Patricia Fietta
For making the gorgeous posters for The Adams Bagshare Challenge

Our Volunteers/ You know who you are!
Thank you for volunteering at The HCHC since 2008 sewing bags.
Thank you for organizing volunteers at The Amherst Survival Center once a month
Thank you for repairing jackets and showing us how.
Thank you for running the Leeds sewing group
Thank you for ordering the business cards and getting us to do The Eastworks Open Studio
Thank you for sewing bags for the libraries
Thank you for doing seed/feed bag workshops at your kid’s school
Thank you for ferrying drip tape
Thank you for having the guts to make The Creamery bag free!

Thank you ALL for keeping The Bagshare Project sustainable with almost no money or grants since 2007. Passionate volunteerism is unstoppable.


Bagshare Partners: Supplying a better bag
Partnering with your local Food Pantry/ Survival Center/ Food Bank

One in 7 people in America rely on a food bank to help feed themselves and their families. (More info.)
Many food recipients use public transportation or walk to where they pick up their food.

Plastic and paper bags tear easily and are not reusable for long.
Our grommeted Bagshare bags, re purposed from seed, feed and brew bags are sturdy and made originally to hold up to 50 lbs. 
Every town in America usually has a brewery or feed store that generates lots of these bags and every town usually has a food bank where sturdy reusable bags are needed.

The Bagshare Project asks you to step up to the plate and create a work force of volunteers either at the Food bank or a satellite location to make these better bags and supply them on a regular basis to food recipients. 

You and your community are:

Helping the environment locally by collecting and re purposing drip tape and seed/feed and brew bags.
Creating a pop up maker space and making  beautiful, functional bags together.
Donating sturdy bags to your local hunger relief organization .
Building community by learning a useful skill together and asking everyone to help.

Scout troops, church groups, schools, individuals, retirees. Everyone can lend a hand.

Cleaning up is stepping up.

Here’s a list of organizations that are using our bags:

Amherst survival Center Amherst, MA
Northampton Survival Center Northampton , MA
Margarate's Pantry, Holyoke , MA
The Charity Center, Adams , MA
The Village Closet, Cummington, MA
Northampton Tuesday Market, Northampton, MA
Pittsfield Farmers Market, Pittsfield, MA