It's The Season Of Giving!

Good food is for everyone.

How do you define giving?

In this season of giving, we are looking at our whole system and asking ourselves a few questions: can we live into a new paradigm for giving—one rooted in mutual support? What is a meaningful gift to our community at this time of year? What support do we, in turn, need from our community?

Interested in joining us? Find out how you can participate (and what's in it for you!) below.

How to Participate

Completing one or more or the following actions by January 30 gets you automatic entry into our drawing.

Make a Donation

Making a donation to our food donation program will make a meaningful difference in our community. Each donation you make through FTY gets you one entry into the raffle (so five donations = five entries).

Donate Now

Refer a Friend

Got a good thing going? Share it with a friend! Each time you send a referral this season (now through January 30th) you will be entered into the raffle. For every friend that then places an order, you get an additional entry.

Send a Referral

Place your First Order

Now that you've been referred, it's time to start shopping! If you place your first order by January 30th using your refferal promo code you'll receive five automatical raffle entries.

Start Shopping

“Hands down this is the most amazing food we have found locally!” - Laurel in Arlington

The Prizes

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One winner will receive the Marsh Collection butcher block, hand crafted from sustainably harvested Black Walnut hardwood by the Vermont Butcherblock Company.

And to get you closer to the charcuterie board of your dreams, we'll include a sampling of FTY snacking favorites.

Two winners will receive our Farmers To You apron (cooking is more fun when it's messy!) plus an assortment of the pantry staples we can't live without.

Sharing Thanks

We are so thankful for our farmers and we are so thankful for YOU! Without your support, building a strong and sustainable food system would not be possible. Our farmers and producers feel the same way. Here's what they have to say.