This September, Monadnock Food Co-op invites shoppers to support the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire (NOFA-NH) Farm Share Program through our Round It Up Donation Drive. From September 1–30, 2025, you can round up your purchases at the register and donate your change to help connect more families in need with fresh, local food.
The Co-op’s Round It Up program makes it easy for shoppers to create positive change in our community. Every cent rounded up goes directly to the featured organization—in this case, NOFA-NH’s Farm Share Program.
The Farm Share Program works to make local, organic food more accessible by providing discounted Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares to community members with limited incomes. These shares, also called “farm shares,” ensure that children, families, and seniors can enjoy a season’s worth of fresh, healthy, and sustainably grown products from local farms.
“We believe that everyone has a right to nutritious, healthy food,” shared Nikki Kolb, NOFA-NH Operations Director. “We’re proud to support New Hampshire’s farmers by making high-quality local, organic, and sustainably grown food accessible to community members in need. Funds raised by the Monadnock Food Co-op are critical to supporting NOFA-NH’s Farm Share Program.”
Since 2017, NOFA-NH’s Farm Share Program has partnered with 36 farms, providing more than 450 subsidized farm shares to over 1,500 community members across nine New Hampshire counties. Local partners have included the Cornucopia Project in Peterborough and Winter Street Farm in Claremont.
By rounding up your change this September, you’ll be helping strengthen our local food system, support New Hampshire’s organic farmers, and make fresh, local food more accessible to everyone.
Learn more about NOFA-NH and its programs at nofanh.org.
About NOFA-NH
NOFA-NH is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to building a community of organic food activists and educated consumers to help support New Hampshire’s local organic farming community. NOFA-NH actively promotes organic, regenerative, ecologically sound farming, gardening, eating, and land care practices for healthy communities. They help people build local, just, and sustainable food systems: nofanh.org.
