<table> </table> <strong>Who needs my help? </strong>Harvesters</p><p><strong>How can I help? </strong>Harvesters, the food bank for the Kansas City area, and the Garden Writers Association of America are starting a program called Plant a Row for the Hungry. Volunteers are asked to plant an extra row of vegetables or fruits to donate to Harvesters.</p><p><strong>When will I be needed?</strong> Barrels for produce donations will be placed at participating garden stores throughout the area in mid-May. Harvesters will send its trucks to pick up the produce every couple of days during the growing season. Or you can take your donations to Harvesters, 3801 Topping Ave.</p><p><strong>What are the other details? </strong> Plant and donate fruits and vegetables that keep well: beets, broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupe, carrots, cauliflower, cucumbers, eggplant, green beans, onions, parsley, peas, peppers, pole lima beans, spinach, summer squash, tomatoes, turnips, watermelon, winter squash and zucchini.</p><p><strong>Where can I get more information? </strong>Contact Andrew Johnson, food and fund drive manager, at <a href="mailto:InfoRequest@harvesters.org">InfoRequest@harvesters.org</a>. Find details, including the list of participating garden stores and links to the Master Gardeners of Greater Kansas City, on the Harvesters&#8217; Web site, harvesters.org.