The Pittsfield Township Farmers Market participates in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (including the P-EBT Program) and Double Up Food Bucks Program. The Pittsfield Township Farmers Market also participates in Prescription for Health. Inquire with individual farmers for WIC Project FRESH/CVB or Senior Project FRESH/Market FRESH acceptance.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Purchase Bridge Card tokens with your EBT or P-EBT card at the Farmers Market information table. Bridge Card wooden tokens have a value of $1 and can be used all season long to purchase eligible items. Look for the SNAP logo on vendor signage to locate eligible vendors, and visit the USDA's website to learn more about SNAP!

Double Up Food Bucks Program

SNAP users can stretch food dollars by using Bridge Cards at the Pittsfield Township Farmers Market. The Double Up Food Bucks program provides FREE DUFB tokens, up to $10, every market day. DUFB tokens have a value of $2 each and can be used all season long to buy Michigan grown fruit and vegetables. Look for the DUFB logo on vendor signage to locate eligible vendors, and visit the Double Up Food Bucks website to learn more about DUFB!

Prescription for Health

Continuing a partnership with Washtenaw County, Pittsfield Township Farmers Market will be a distribution site for Prescription for Health. Participants receive a "prescription" for fruits and vegetables that may be filled at farmers markets. Prescription for Health program staff provides individualized education about nutrition and offers the patient $10 in tokens each visit. Tokens can be used at the Pittsfield Township Farmers Market to purchase fruits and vegetables, and visit the Health Department's website to learn more about Prescription for Health!