Holiday HARVEST BOX

Holiday Harvest Box

Thanksgiving Veggies & Herbs

Load up on vegetables for the holiday and get the perfect herbs to season your bird. All the flavor, with way less of the hassle! In this mini-share Harvest Box you’ll find: Carrots, garlic, onions, potatoes, cabbage, greens, herbs (sage, rosemary, thyme), and sweet potatoes.*

Pickups: Choose between Thursday 11/19 (from 10am to 6pm) OR Tuesday 11/24 (from 10am to 4pm). Head to our farm store on your chosen pick up date and let the farm store assistant know you are there to pick up your box.

*Please note: Items are subject to change based on availability. We will, in best effort, fill this share as described.

We can swap out your chosen pickup date with the other option after signing up, let us know after signing up or by November 16th.

LIMITED SHARES AVAILABLE

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HOLIDAY HARVEST BOX

One Pick-up

$50

THURSDAY 11/19: 10AM-6PM
TUESDAY 11/24: 10AM-4PM
Pick up at the farm store.

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organically grown, farm fresh produce that you can feel safe about eating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Carrots, garlic, onions, potatoes, cabbage, greens, herbs (sage, rosemary, thyme), and sweet potatoes.
Please note: Items are subject to change based on availability. We will, in best effort, fill this share as described.
Pickups: Thursday 11/19 (10am to 6pm) and Tuesday 11/24 (10am to 4pm) in the farm store.
We are not accepting payment plans for our 2026 Thanksgiving Holiday Harvest Box. All shares must be paid for in full.
Please reach out to info@homesteadsforhope.org and we will get you to the right person!

"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