We work with local health providers to identify food insecure community members and deliver locally sourced fresh fruits, vegetables, and nutrition education to their doorsteps at no cost. Participants are referred from 12 local clinics and receive bi-weekly deliveries along with informational handouts containing helpful resources such as: healthcare access information, voting registration information, tips for healthy living, and recipes. Our materials are always bi-lingual. 

Our walk up table is available every Saturday morning from 9AM-10:30AM at Farmer Foodshare's warehouse (902 N Mangum St in Durham) to any and all community members–no identification or referral is required. A partnership with Bagging it 4 Kids enables the FPP to rescue food that would have been wasted; our volunteers do the work of food recovery to ensure all goods distributed are still of high quality. 

The FPP is committed to advancing research in the fields of Food is Medicine and nutrition access policy. We work to develop and maintain strong partnerships with the medical community in Durham. Research is often conducted in partnership with other local community organizations to amplify our impact and prioritize community-engaged research.