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Spend $1, Earn $1
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program works as a $1 for $1 match. When you spend $1 on fresh produce with your EBT card, you earn $1 to spend on your next transaction – up to $20 per visit. Read through the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) to learn more about how you earn and redeem DUFB here at the Co-op.
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If you have additional questions about the Double Up Food Bucks program at Medford Food Co-op, please contact us at outreach@medfordfood.coop.
Sign Up for Double Up Food Bucks
To participate in the Double Up Food Bucks program at Medford Food Co-op, please complete this short form. Participation in the DUFB program is open to all EBT cardholders.
Double Up Food Bucks Oregon Grocery Pilot Program
In cooperation with the Oregon Food Bank, we are proud to support low-income families with purchasing fresh fruits and vegetables. The Double Up Food Bucks Oregon Grocery Pilot Program is a nutrition incentive program that matches Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds to enable SNAP shoppers to purchase more fruits and vegetables. Shoppers receive a matching credit for every dollar spent on fresh produce – up to $20 per visit.
This program is possible thanks to a $1.5 million investment approved by the State of Oregon in the 2019-2021 biennial budget, and the collaborative expertise of the Farmers Market Fund, Oregon Food Bank, Oregon Farmers Markets Association, and the Portland CSA Coalition. The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program has been active at farmer's markets around the state since 2015, and the additional funding expands the program to local grocery stores for the first time.
Cost is often listed as one of the primary challenges facing food insecure households when asked about barriers to eating fruits and vegetables at home. We are grateful for the opportunity to expand access to healthy food through the DUFB model. In combination with our commitment to support local farmers, participation in the DUFB program is one of the ways we hope to achieve our vision to make local, organic food readily available to all residents of the Rogue Valley.