Food Access

FARMacy

FARMacy is a weekly program allowing doctors to “prescribe” fresh, healthy, locally grown foods to food-insecure patients with chronic diet-related diseases.

FARMacy By the Numbers

Farm to Food Pantry

Farm to Food Pantry supplies pantries with cold storage so they can accept donations of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Kids Farmers Market

Kids Farmers Markets give children the power to choose their own locally grown fruits and vegetables — for free.

SNAP Stretch

SNAP Stretch multiplies shoppers buying power at farm stands and farmers markets. 

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