This initiative, scheduled from 10 AM to 1 PM, primarily seeks to recover fresh produce that would otherwise be lost in the fields. The collected food will be distributed to those most in need, thereby strengthening community solidarity and contributing to the reduction of food waste.

Participants in this event will have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of crop cycles, the principles of the circular economy, and the social value inherent in the agricultural environment. The activity is open to the public, but prior registration through the City Council's website is mandatory.

Concurrently, throughout the week, local educational centers are running the Food for Climate program. More than 4,200 schoolchildren are enjoying seasonal menus prepared with products from the Agricultural Park, a measure designed to reduce the ecological footprint of food and promote responsible consumption from childhood.

The Fuenlabrada City Council, through its Department of Sustainability, Environment, and Public Space, joins the global celebration of International Earth Day. The goal is to raise public awareness about environmental protection and the importance of adopting more sustainable lifestyles.