The Sustainability Engagement Institute can now accept SNAP/EBT for VSA fresh produce boxes! – Western Washington University

June 6, 2024
Western’s Sustainability Engagement Institute is very excited to announce that it is now able to accept SNAP/EBT for Viva Farms weekly Viking Supported Agriculture fresh produce boxes, delivered right to our office in High Street Hall 25, and there is a 50% discount for SNAP/EBT recipients. The deliveries start next week on Thursday, June 13, and continue through Nov. 21, so if you haven’t signed up yet, please visit their website here: https://vivafarms.org/csa/ and select WWU as your pick up location!
If you have WWU specific questions, please reach out to linda.sterling@wwu.edu.
Thank you for your interest in healthy, sustainable food, and for supporting our local producers!
Donate A Share:
Food security continues to be challenging for our many community members.  We have set up a dedicated fund to receive your donations to help pay for fresh produce for students in need.  You may donate here:  https://foundation.wwu.edu/VikingSupportedAgriculture
To date, $1,719.00 has been donated by the campus community, supplying the equivalent of 140 weeks of fresh produce for our community members experiencing food insecurity. This food has gone directly to pop-up and campus pantries where it is most accessible. Please consider a donation today and thank you for your continued generosity!
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