Invest in Central Oregon’s Food & Farm Future

Your support makes it possible for HDFFA to stay resilient, adaptable, and deeply connected to the evolving needs of our community. Thank you!

Everyone deserves good food.

Investments from our community play a critical role in sustaining HDFFA’s work. Private donations strengthen our organization from the ground up, ensuring that all Central Oregonians have reliable access to fresh, healthy food and that local farmers, ranchers, and food producers maintain thriving businesses.

High Desert Food & Farm Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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With your support, all Central Oregonians have access to fresh, local food, and farmers & ranchers are supported every step of the way. Your gift of…

$280 delivers an entire season of Fresh Harvest Kits to one Meals on Wheels participant, bringing consistent access to healthy, ready-to-make meals.

$40 fuels a full week of fresh vegetables for one participant in our VeggieRx program, supporting health and well being.

$600 sustains one VeggieRx participant for 15 weeks, ensuring reliable access to fresh produce that supports long-term health.

$100 buys more than 50 pounds of locally grown produce from Central Oregon farmers, enough to provide 40 nourishing meals for neighbors facing food insecurity.

$15 covers all the vegetables, pantry staples, and seasonings for one Fresh Harvest Kit, complete with an easy-to-follow recipe card in English and Spanish that serves a family of four.

Why Your Support Matters

One in ten Oregonians faces food insecurity. Your gift connects our community with fresh, local, nutritious food through programs like VeggieRx, Grow & Give, and Fresh Harvest Kits.

Food Access

Central Oregon's farmers and ranchers need more than grit—they need resources. Your donation funds grants, mentorship, and technical assistance that help local producers thrive.

Agricultural Support

Your support helps build lasting connections between residents, local food, and agriculture through events and resources like the Central Oregon Local Food Guide and the High Desert Food Trail.