Watch a New York Times video here. They mention the Bronx, but there are pick up locations in Harlem, too!

Corbin Hill Road Farm (CHRF) supplies fresh produce where it is needed most. Produce comes from Corbin Hill Road Farm's network of upstate farmers. You get affordable fresh produce and support local farmers. For more info or to join, click here.

A monthly produce share containing between 15-25 lbs of durable winter produce to last all month. Items will vary from month to month based on what's in season and available. You get fresh, seasonal produce without worrying about is good at the store. 

Membership in the Winter Farm Share is for the entire season. You can pay in full or you can use the monthly installment plan.

Full Price: $240/season
SNAP Recipients: $150/season

A monthly installment plan is available (over five months):
Full Price: $48/month ($240/season)
SNAP Recipients: $30/month ($150/season)

How does the winter share work? 

You pick up your share once a month for five (5) months on the following Tuesdays: December 13th, January 10th, February 7th, March 6th, and April 3rd. Shares are delivered to specific distribution locations in Harlem and the Bronx. No home deliveries.

Pick up sites: click here for the latest sites in the online enrollment form.
(you sign up for one site where you will come each month. Note the times for pick-ups.)

BRONX:
WHEDco 50 E. 168th St. pick up from 3:30-6pm
The Point 940 Garrison Ave pick up from 4-7pm

UPPER MANHATTAN:
Thurgood Marshall Academy 200-214 W. 135th St pick up from 5-7:30pm
Interchurch Center 475 Riverside Dr pick up from 2-4pm
Friends of Corbin Hill W. 120th St (between Lenox and 7th Ave) pick up from 5-7:30pm

More locations coming soon! Join the mailing list to receive updates (http://www.corbinhillfarm.com/mailinglist.html)

What can I expect when I come to pick up my share?

When you arrive at the site, someone will check off your name on the sign-in sheet and collect your montly installment (if applicable).  Copies of our monthly recipes and tip sheets will be available in case you are unfamiliar with any items or need cooking ideas.
The produce is displayed in green bins with a sign on the front indicating the item and how much you should take. For example: Potatoes, 4. Place them in your own bag or cart. (CHRF does not provide bags or boxes for carrying produce.) Your Site Leader will be able to answer any questions about the items you’re receiving. If there’s anything you don’t want, you can use the “Swap Box” to exchange it for another item, one for one.

Remember to bring your own bags or cart for all the produce!

More Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about a Winter Share: click here

To join, click here.