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Here are some additional Services we offer our customers.

Purchase a VFM Shopping Bag at our Info. Booth
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Click on the Shopping Bag for more information

We accept the following credit cards:


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Did you know you can now run
your credit and/or debit card
through our EBT
machine at the
information booth
free of charge?
The market will not
charge you
a transaction fee.
Just
Charge or debit the amount
you
want on your card and in
return you
will receive wooden
tokens to use
same as cash at
the market.

WIC for eligible participants at
participating vendor booths:

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WIC Coupons for
eligible participants
will be available
for pick up at
the market on:

Sat & Sun June 27 & 28
Sat & Sun July 11 & 12
Sat & Sun Aug 1 & 2

NEW this year - you can now use your EBT card for "SNAP" at our market:

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~ Putting Healthy Food Within Reach ~


New this year - you can now use your EBT card for SNAP at our market. Stop at the information booth to use your card and get wooden tokens to purchase SNAP eligible products.


EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) is the technology used today for Food Stamp purchases. Rather than having paper vouchers like they did years ago, Food Stamp clients now have all their benefits saved electronically on plastic cards much like debit or credit cards.


When making purchases, the card is run through the same POS (Point of Sale) machine used for other forms of electronic payment. In 2006, nearly 11.7 million households (or 27 million people) across the U.S. participated in the EBT program. While the movement to transfer Food Stamp benefits from paper to plastic has increased the program's convenience and efficiency in general, it has made the use of benefits at most direct marketing outlets much more difficult, thus decreasing access to the freshest products available.

For more information, visit www.fns.usda.gov