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If you're ordering a microgreens salad or buying basil at ShopRite in Bergen County, you just might be helping people with autism find work.

News 12 New Jersey's Brian Donohue has a story about Greens Do Good, a program making the unlikely connection between people in need and people eating greens.

It's a vertical hydroponic farm inside a Hackensack warehouse that employs teens and adults with autism to help them gain valuable job experience.