Harvest Pass

A flexible CSA Alternative with Bonus Value Built In

The Harvest Pass is our new way to support the farm and shop with freedom.

Instead of a weekly box, you’ll get a physical (and digital) Harvest Pass, packed with extra value AND the ability to choose exactly what you want, when you want it.

For the 2026 season:

  • Pay $300, get $400 in farm store credit (about $20/week for 20 weeks)

  • Pay $600, get $800 in farm store credit (about $40/week for 20 weeks)

    ✓ No pre-packed shares.
    ✓ No pressure to shop every week.

Just good food, beautiful flowers, and meaningful impact on your schedule.

Buy Your Pass

Why the Harvest Pass?

Because choice matters

Don’t love tomatoes this week? Skip them.
Heading out of town? No problem.
Want to grab eggs, honey, a bouquet, or try something new? Go for it.

With the Harvest Pass, you decide:

  • What you buy

  • When you shop

  • How quickly you use your balance

It’s a CSA re-imagined for real life.

More than groceries. This is impact.

Every Harvest Pass purchase helps power our farm operations and supports our students as they learn, create, and build real-world skills in the farm store and across the farm.

When you choose the Harvest Pass, you’re investing in:

  • Inclusive employment and education

  • Hands-on skill building

  • A thriving, welcoming farm community

Thank you for being part of what we grow here!

just good food, beautiful flowers, and meaningful impact on your schedule.

Get Your Pass

What can I use my Harvest Pass for?

Your pass can be used on anything sold through our Farm Store, including:

  • Fresh, seasonal produce

  • Bouquets and flower uPick

  • Chicken and duck eggs

  • Apprentice-made goods

  • Market treats and specialty items

  • Homesteads for Hope merchandise

Please note: Harvest Passes are not valid for classes or event tickets/registrations.

When can I shop?

There’s no weekly pickup and no set schedule.

Stop by once a week, multiple times a week, or whenever it works for you.

In 2026, we’re greatly expanding our farm store hours and farm-produced goods to make after-work shopping easier and more impactful.

Updated hours will be shared as the season approaches.

Harvest Pass

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.

  • You can use your pass for anything sold through our Farm Store’s Square system, including: 

    • Fresh produce 

    • Bouquets 

    • Flower U-Pick 

    • Eggs 

    • Apprentice-made goods 

    • Market treats and specialty items 

    • Homesteads merchandise 

    Not valid for: classes or event tickets/registrations. 

  • There are no weekly pickup and no set schedule. Stop by when it works for you. 

    We are expanding farm store hours in 2026 to make after-work shopping easier. (Hours will be shared as the season approaches.) 

  • No. Harvest Passes never expire, and you can purchase another at any time. 

  • Just bring your physical Harvest Pass card and present it at checkout. We’ll swipe it like a gift card and your purchase total will come off your balance. If you forget your card, we can look it up in our system and apply it to your purchase, we will just need to confirm your phone number or e-mail on file to make sure it’s you! 

  • No worries, we can help. Your Harvest Pass is linked to your customer profile. Email info@homesteadsforhope.org and we’ll: 

    • deactivate the lost card 

    • issue a replacement card with your remaining balance 

  • The Harvest Pass is linked to the name of the purchaser. If you’d like to transfer it or update the account information, please email info@homesteadsforhope.org. 

  • Email us anytime at info@homesteadsforhope.org. We’re happy to help. 

 
  • "First time coming and it was so nice!!! There was also live music too with tons of seating. I would come again next year to pick more flowers!"

    —Aleysha Dominguez

  • "Homesteads for Hope is a great organization. The farm sells locally grown food."

    —David Larter

  • "Homesteads for Hope had me from my first visit! There is so much to be part of and to take part in yet the pace is casual and non-pressured. Truly a place for everyone, Homesteads for Hope is a little slice of heaven right around the corner. Visit once ...you'll be back!"

    —Jeannine DeRoo

  • "The property is beautiful and the staff are the best! I love visiting the cafe’ as well. There are always special treats for me to purchase, including beautiful fresh picked flowers. The Thursday night events are a great place for the whole family to relax and enjoy the property."

    —Jane Moore

  • "Nice stop while biking the Erie Canal Trail with food and music for good causes."

    —Scot Egg

  • "Homesteads for Hope is that special vibe and the summer event spot to hang. IYKYK. Check out the website."em

    —Rhonda SanFilipo

  • "Always a joy to visit, speak with the staff, and even volunteer in the fields. You can't help but walk away with a smile on your face."

    —James Shaw

  • "Adorable, peaceful place for a county style summer evening, complete with a great duo, singing live with a guitar! Name families were enjoying a piece of normal. Very nice food truck, ice creams, and benches next to canal - can't be better!"

    —Mohri Hime

  • "What a great place to go for fresh garden food. A place where the workers are very friendly , and plant and grow the fresh produce themselves . A quiet , nice place in the back with a pond and picnic tables around. Events for people to choose from to attend. Love it there."

    —Cheryl Arnold

  • "Wonderful farming community that assists disabled/challenged adults learn job skills. Has a little store that sells the vegetables they farm and crafts created by the students. A great organization to put your support behind."

    —Linda Short

  • "A beautiful spot adding beauty to the world"

    —Kevin Markman

  • "What an amazing place for people of all abilities! It is so heartwarming to see people thrive in such an welcoming learning environment."

    —Jacqueline Yates

  • "A terrific organization with a very clear mission - and passionate, dedicated staff who are working tirelessly to develop programs and services that center on fostering independence, specialized skills development, and socialization opportunities for folks with developmental disabilities. Beyond this essential aim, there are opportunities abound to explore a working farm, with recreational and other special events throughout the year. As a musical performer for their Harvest BBQs and Fundraising Gala, I have enjoyed not only the beauty of this location, but surely the spirit and sense of community evident with those participating in the activities. Kudos to Jenny and the team at H4H!"

    —Adam Whiting