A multicultural coalition cultivating a secure, sustainable, and inclusive food system through out Oregon's greater Willamette Valley and
Lane County.

🌸 Bouquet Latte Fundraiser | March 1–31

Head over to Glass House Coffee for a Bouquet Latte — our spring collaboration with Willamette Farm & Food Coalition.

📍 520 Blair Blvd, Eugene
🕙 Open daily 10am–2pm
📅 Available March 1–31

Spring in a mug: espresso, your choice of milk, and a handcrafted bouquet syrup featuring lavender, chamomile, rose, lemon, honey, and other seasonal florals. Some ingredients were sourced from our friends at Rooted Remedies.

Why it’s perfect for spring

• Floral herbs to gently support nervous system calm

• Bright citrus notes to awaken the senses

• Honey for warmth and immune support

• A sweet ritual to mark the seasonal shift

Even better, 25% of every Bouquet Latte supports WFFC’s food equity programs — helping kids and families access fresh, local food at farmers markets across the Southern Willamette Valley.

✨ Giveaway Time

Tag a photo of your Bouquet Latte with #givealatte for a chance to win:

• A $50 gift card to Glass House Coffee

• A Willamette Farm & Food Coalition market tote

Sip something beautiful. Support local. Welcome spring with us.

Glass House Coffee is a small coffee roaster, café, and bakery rooted in sustainable sourcing, local partnerships, and community care. A staple of Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood since 2015, Glass House honors its history while continuing to evolve — roasting high-quality coffees from small farms around the world through trusted, values-aligned importers.

Their approach centers relationship-based buying, transparency, and shared problem-solving to ensure prices that work for everyone, from farmer to drinker. More than a place to grab a cup, Glass House is an equitable, welcoming space where people come first, connection is the goal, and great coffee is simply part of the table.

They are also one of our longtime Fill Your Pantry partners — and we’re grateful to continue building community together, one beautiful cup at a time.

Mutual Aid Call to Action

Bridge the Gap. Nourish Our Neighbors.

Right now, our food equity programs are facing a funding shortfall. Without additional support, we may need to pause services that connect neighbors to local, nourishing food.

We’re working hard to close the gap — but we can’t do it alone. Can you help us carry this work forward?

Here at WFFC we know that care starts with food — the kind grown by real hands in real soil. When we share that food with one another, we’re doing more than filling plates. We’re tending to the health, dignity, and resilience of our whole community.

Food insecurity in Lane County and the Willamette Valley is rising faster than ever. With federal and state funding for programs like SNAP under threat, we’re calling on our community to come together — farmer to neighbor, friend to friend — in mutual aid. Let’s make sure fresh, local, nourishing food stays on every table, no matter what happens

What we saw at Fill Your Pantry was unprecedented:

• Hundreds lined up before the event even opened.

• SNAP customers arrived from across the region due to reduced benefits and limited resources elsewhere.

• Demand exceeded every projection and pushed our systems to their limits.

This wasn’t an isolated event — it was a signal.

Food insecurity in our region has reached a critical inflection point. Our neighbors need support now, and they will continue to need it well into 2026 as federal and state aid shrinks.

Your gift bridges the gap between what our neighbors need and what systems can provide.

Funds raised will support:

• Protein Bucks – tokens that help families buy local eggs and meat.

• Little Sprouts Bucks – tokens for kiddos to pick out their own fruits, veggies, and plant starts.

• Emergency Food Distribution – expand our emergency food response to meet more neighbors in need. 

• SNAP Match – at Fill Your Pantry and more.

We need to raise $300,000 by June 2026, and $14,000 by the end of December 2025.

This ensures our community has stable, equitable access to local food throughout the coming year, and emergency food distribution..

Together, we can nourish our neighbors and strengthen the farms that nourish us all.

→ Contribute to the Healthy Food for All Fundraiser

Good Food Grows Here

The most powerful way to support local farms and food producers - and to build a food system that is resilient, inclusive, and rooted in community care is to buy locally grown and raised food.

At Willamette Farm & Food Coalition, we connect our community to the bounty of the Willamette Valley through our annual Fill Your Pantry event, Locally Grown Guide, and Healthy Food for All program, which makes fresh, local food more accessible to all.

Whether you’re a farmer, food maker, or neighbor who loves to eat with the seasons, we believe good food should be accessible to everyone, and that it starts right here, at home.

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