With Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB), shoppers using SNAP/EBT benefits receive “food bucks” valued at $10 per market day. Food bucks can be used to purchase fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, beans, cut herbs, edible plant starts, and nuts.


To double up, go to a participating farmers market and swipe your Oregon Trail Card at the information booth for a match up to $10. Then, shop for fresh fruits and vegetables. It’s that easy!

Starting in 2021, we're raising the amount of Food Bucks you can receive when you shop at some small and rural markets in Lane County! Eaters can now match their benefits, dollar for dollar, up to $20 per day. This increased purchasing power means more food for customers and more support for farmers.
 


Double Up is a win-win-win: families bring home more healthy food, farmers make more money, and more food dollars stay in our local economy, strengthening our community and creating jobs.


 

Double your SNAP dollars!

Double Up Food Bucks are available at these farmers markets in Lane County. Days, times, and locations are listed in our Locally Grown guide.

* $20 DUFB match available at this market
 

Farm Stand SNAP Match

We've expanded the concept of DUFB to rural farm stands! Shop with an EBT card at participating farms and receive up to an additional $10 to spend on fresh produce, meat, eggs, dairy, grains, and cold prepared foods.

We’re still looking for several more Lane County farm stands to add to the program this year. Contact us if you’re interested!

Are you a farmer interested in accepting SNAP/EBT but don't know where to start? Check out the resource guide below and contact us if you need further assistance.
SNAP Authorization for Farmers Resource Guide

In Lane County, DUFB is a partnership between local farmers markets, Farmers Market Fund, WFFC, and a generous grant from Trillium Health Plan through the Lane County Prevention Work Group through 2023. Community support is essential to keep these programs going strong beyond the current grant cycle.

Long-term funding at the state and local level remains a challenge. Wondering what you can do to help DUFB? Whether you’re a Double Up shopper or simply believe that everyone should be able to afford farm fresh food, let your voice be heard. Contact your state legislator. Write a letter to the paper. Or make a contribution today.

 

Contact Us


Willamette Farm and Food Coalition
info@willamettefarmandfood.org
541-658-0715
P.O. Box 41672
Eugene, OR 97404
 
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