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Pete's Greens in the Community
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We believe strongly that local, organic food should be available to everyone in Vermont. To
that end, we have partnered with a number of other local, like-minded organisations to share
our harvest.
NOFA Vermont - Our farm participates in the Vermont Farm Share Program. This program
subsidizes CSA shares for our neighbors who otherwise could not afford to join our CSA.
Through the program, NOFA-VT will match each dollar that our CSA raises to offer reduced
rates to income eligible individuals and families. If you are in need of financial assistance,
please ask us about the Vermont Farm Share Program. You may be eligible for a partially
subsidized share. To find out more about donating, visit our Farm Share page.
Salvation Farms - Salvation Farms organizes volunteer crews for salvaging surplus in our
fields. They will gladly take good, but unmarketable storage crops in the off-season as well.
They arrange for storage and distribution of these farm donations. Salvation Farms considers
“Vermonters in need” to include those who are food insecure and/or nutritionally insecure.
They distribute our produce to local emergency food sites, educational and care giving
institutions, retirement communities, non-profits, and the Vermont Foodbank.
Rootswork and the Mad River Valley Localvore Project - We have worked with these two
organizations to donate good, but otherwise unmarketable storage crops to local schools.
They pick-up the produce, sort and distribute it to 5 Mad River Valley schools.
that end, we have partnered with a number of other local, like-minded organisations to share
our harvest.
NOFA Vermont - Our farm participates in the Vermont Farm Share Program. This program
subsidizes CSA shares for our neighbors who otherwise could not afford to join our CSA.
Through the program, NOFA-VT will match each dollar that our CSA raises to offer reduced
rates to income eligible individuals and families. If you are in need of financial assistance,
please ask us about the Vermont Farm Share Program. You may be eligible for a partially
subsidized share. To find out more about donating, visit our Farm Share page.
Salvation Farms - Salvation Farms organizes volunteer crews for salvaging surplus in our
fields. They will gladly take good, but unmarketable storage crops in the off-season as well.
They arrange for storage and distribution of these farm donations. Salvation Farms considers
“Vermonters in need” to include those who are food insecure and/or nutritionally insecure.
They distribute our produce to local emergency food sites, educational and care giving
institutions, retirement communities, non-profits, and the Vermont Foodbank.
Rootswork and the Mad River Valley Localvore Project - We have worked with these two
organizations to donate good, but otherwise unmarketable storage crops to local schools.
They pick-up the produce, sort and distribute it to 5 Mad River Valley schools.