what does "CSA" Mean?

• CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. Members help farmers cover the up front costs of each farm season (like seeds, potting soil, and tools) in exchange for a "share" of the season's harvest.

Why join our CSA?

• Connect with where your food comes from and who grows it.

• Save money by purchasing affordable farm shares grown using natural, chemical-free practices.

• Live more sustainably by eating locally & supporting local agriculture.

• Support a small, woman-owned farm business dedicated to growing produce for the healthcare community. 

• Multiple pick up locations and times available for your convenience!

• Not ready to pay for the full season up front? Email us at if you would like to set up a payment plan.

• Want to pay with SNAP? No problem! Just select SNAP as your preferred payment method when you sign up.

What to Expect

• ​20 weeks of fresh, local produce June 8-October 22.

• Grown using natural, sustainable practices in the Portland metro area. ​

  • SW Portland - Tuesd​ays 4-6pm (OHSU - SW Sam Jackson Park Rd. & Terwilliger)

  • NE Portland - Fridays 4-6pm (NE 36th and Killingsworth)

  • SE Portland - Fridays 6:30-8:30pm (SE 63rd and Foster)

• Shares are $550 for the full 20 week season. That's only $27.50/week!

• Each share contains on average 7-10 different fruits or vegetables. One share is enough for 1-2 vegetable lovers or 3-4 moderate veggie eaters!​

• Chat with your farmer and fellow community members during weekly pick ups in a socially-distanced, outdoor setting.

• A weekly newsletter with healthy recipes, photos and news from the farm.

• Want a half share? Need flexible pick ups? Planning a vacation?

  • Sign up with a friend (either pick up together or alternate weeks)! 

  • Split your share by donating half to a patient from OHSU's Harold Schnitzer Diabetes Center (see details in our registration form)!