Participating retailers
Use the map below to find a Farm Fresh Rewards participating retailer near you.
With Farm Fresh Rewards, shoppers who buy food with SNAP/EBT earn discounts on select fresh foods.
2 – COMMUNICATE to the cashier that you will be using your EBT card.
3 – Instantly RECEIVE 50% off eligible local produce items at checkout.
Use the map below to find a Farm Fresh Rewards participating retailer near you.
If you can’t find the answer to your question here regarding Farm Fresh Rewards, please contact us.
It’s simple! If you use EBT/SNAP, look for the Farm Fresh Rewards labels while you shop! Discounts on select foods at participating retailers will be applied automatically at check-out.
Nope! Local produce changes with the season, enjoy your Farm Fresh Rewards all year long!
Meet the team that supports our Farm Fresh Rewards program.
Courtney Kennedy, M.Ed, is the Director of Nutrition for Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine and oversees Cooking Matters programming, the Nutrition Pantry Program, and Farm Fresh Reward, a nutrition incentive program in Maine.
During Courtney’s ten-year tenure, she has helped increase the organization’s nutrition foods by implementing a robust nutrition policy that guides the organization’s work, moving the needle from 54% nutrition foods to upwards to 82%. Courtney participated in Feeding America’s Nutritious Foods Revisioning Task Force, which worked on revamping nutrition guidelines for the charitable food network. In addition to this task force, Courtney works with State of Maine partners to continue building essential practices supporting overall health and wellness for food insecure neighbors.
Before working at the Food Bank, Courtney worked in the public education sector, working on policy, systems, and environmental changes related to nutrition and physical activity. Her most proud accomplishment was working with her school district to be the only middle/high school in the State to have accomplished the Healthier US School Challenge, resulting in an invitation to the White House and meeting First Lady Michelle Obama.
Courtney holds a Bachelor of Science in Education and Allied Health Professions with a concentration in Dietetics from the University of Dayton and a Master’s in Adult Education from the University of Southern Maine and certifications supporting her ongoing development. Courtney enjoys working out, running, and walking her dog Harry Bear, a Newfie, in her free time. She resides in Southern Maine but is passionate about traveling and seeing the world.
As the Community Nutrition Manager at the Food Bank, Meg Brown manages the incentive-based program, Farm Fresh Rewards in numerous local retail outlets, the Nutrition for ME recipe website content, and Community First, a collaborative, multifaceted approach to addressing root causes of food insecurity.
She is a rural Maine native with a leadership and project management background and has a deep passion for human services. Brown is heavily invested in studying and spreading awareness about the intersection of trauma science, nutrition, and food insecurity. Brown continuously uses skills and knowledge gained through her research and experience to inform and progress the work at the Food Bank. She is incredibly motivated and proud to be at the forefront of embracing a holistic approach to ending hunger in Maine.
Brown received a B.A. in Social and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Southern Maine and is working to finish her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling.
She has lived happily in Portland for nearly 15 years with her husband, two daughters, and their dog, Willie. In her free time, she enjoys taking her family to visit her family’s farm in Waterford, Maine, and continues to enjoy and explore all the Maine and New England have to offer.
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