Connecting our community to a resilient and equitable regional food system.
Find local food, support farmers, and help build a food system rooted in care, access, and shared abundance.
Growing a food system rooted in care, connection, and shared abundance.
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Growing a food system rooted in care, connection, and shared abundance. *
Who Are We
A multicultural coalition cultivating a secure, sustainable, and inclusive food system through out Oregon's greater Willamette Valley and Coastal Regions.
We believe a thriving regional food system is built through relationships — between farmers, food producers, and the communities they nourish.
Everyone is welcome at our dinner table.
Willamette Farm & Food Coalition connects communities to locally grown food while supporting farmers and food producers, expanding equitable food access, and strengthening a resilient, community-rooted food system.
What We Do
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Find Food
Explore local farms, markets, and food businesses across the region.
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Access Local Food Resources
Find community programs connecting people with fresh, locally grown food.
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Learn
Discover seasonal food and ways to eat local year-round — rooted in food sovereignty and regional abundance.
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Get Involved
Invest in local food, community care, and a stronger regional food system.
Our Programs
Expanding Access to Local Food
Protein Bucks
Helping families access locally raised meat, eggs, and protein while supporting regional farmers.
Little Sprouts Bucks
Giving kids the chance to choose their own fruits and vegetables at farmers markets.
Abundance to Access
Redirecting surplus farm produce to food pantries and community programs.
Locally Grown Guide
Your Guide to Local Food in the Willamette Valley
The Locally Grown Guide helps connect and strengthen our regional food web by linking communities with the farmers, food producers, markets, and local businesses shaping our local food system. Designed as both a practical resource and a celebration of regional abundance, the guide encourages people to support local economies, build relationships with food producers, and deepen their connection to the Willamette Valley food web.
Learn
Eat with the Season
Seasonal food connects us to the rhythms of the land and the people who grow and produce it. Explore what’s in season, learn how to cook with fresh local ingredients, and build a pantry rooted in food sovereignty, nourishment, and regional abundance.
Mutual Aid Call to Action
A thriving food system should feed everyone.
Our Food Equity Programs connect thousands of community members with fresh, locally grown food while supporting the farmers and food producers who help nourish our region.
Rooted in mutual aid, community care, and food sovereignty, these programs help ensure local food reaches neighbors who need it most while keeping resources circulating within our regional food system.
Due to a significant funding gap, parts of our Food Equity Programs are currently paused. Community support and mutual aid are more important than ever as we work to sustain and restore these vital programs for our region.