NOFA-NH's Farm Share Program

Prior to COVID-19, nine percent, or approximately 122,000 New Hampshire residents were food insecure. Rising unemployment due to the pandemic has resulted in a greater need to aid our state's food insecure residents.

That’s why NOFA-NH partners with local farms and businesses to offer fresh, organic and nutrient dense food to our neighbors in need. Our Farm Share Program provides funds for limited-income New Hampshire residents to purchase certified organic Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares, also known as farm shares, at discounted prices across the state. The program has partnered with 13 certified organic farms to provide food access to over 250 community members since 2017. It especially benefits children, families, and seniors. How It Works: NOFA-NH contributes 50% of funds toward each farm share, recipients contribute 25%, and farm partners donate the remaining 25%.

Thank You to Our 2020 Partner Farms and Sponsors!

With your help, we supported NH's organic farmers in distributing 43 farm shares to 125 residents in need this season. Farm Share Program participants will receive weekly boxes of local, fresh and organic foods over 11 to 28 weeks in 2020 depending on their farm share. Read more about the impact of the 2020 program below.

2020 Participating Farms

Thank You, Share the Bounty Day Partners!

Our second annual Share the Bounty Day fundraiser was on September 19, 2020. Partners around the state donated a portion of their sales or made flat donations to support our Farm Share Program in 2021.

2020 Share the Bounty Day Partners:

Concord Food Co-op (Concord)

Kearsarge Food Hub / Sweet Beet Market (Bradford)

Monadnock Food Co-op (Keene)

Revival Kitchen & Bar (Concord)

The Works Bakery Cafe (Concord, Durham, Keene, Portsmouth)

Warner Public Market (Warner)

Past Participants

2019

Brookford Farm

Concord Food Co-op Organic Gardens

Local Harvest CSA