Vendor Locations

Buy $5 of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables With
Your SNAP EBT Card
Get $10 of Healthy Bucks Tokens

Buy $5 of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables With Your SNAP EBT Card
Get $15 of Healthy Bucks Tokens!

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Where Can You Spend Your Healthy Bucks Tokens?

Healthy Bucks farmers and farmers' markets are located in the following counties:
  • Aiken - Aiken County Farmers Market
  • Anderson - Anderson County Farmers Market
  • Bamberg- Food Share of Bamberg
  • Barnwell - Barnwell Farmers Market
  • Beaufort - Earth People Farms, O Freeman Farms
  • Berkeley - Trident United Way/FoodShare Berkeley
  • Calhoun- Alvin Pair Farms
  • Charleston - Low Country Street Grocery 
  • Cherokee- Know 2 (Food Share of Cherokee)
  • Chester - The Chester Market of Cotton Hills, The Market at Cotton Hills Farm
  • Chesterfield - Chesterfield County Coordinating Council
  • Colleton - Colleton Museum Farmers Market
  • Edgefield - Cooks Roadside Market
  • Fairfield- Fairfield Community Coordinating Council, Fairfield Forward/FoodShare Fairfield, Fairfield Farmer's & Artisan's Market, Set In Stone Sustainability
  • Florence - Florence City Center Farmers Market, Sisters 4 The Future, Ellerbe Vegetable Farm
  • Georgetown- Carolina Human Reinvestment
  • Greenville - Mil County Ministries/Mobile Market, Greenville TD Saturday Market, Maranatha Farms and Wellness
  • Greenwood– Uptown Market
  • Hampton - Huspah Missionary FoodShare Hampton
  • Kershaw- Mobile Nutrition Center/ Food Share, Lee Produce
  • Lancaster- Rich Hill Farm, LLC, Hope in Lancaster
  • Laurens- SC Empowerment Center/ Food Share, Lush Acres Farm
  • Lee - Mt. Calvary Church/ Food Share
  • Marlboro - Marlboro School CC/FoodShare Marlboro
  • Orangeburg - Right Choice Fresh Start Farmers Market, McCurley Farms, Everybody Eats Globally Incorporated, Wideman Produce and Season Seafood Corporation
  • Pickens - Feed and Seed Company
  • Richland- Food Share Columbia, Martin Farms, Blythewood Farmers Market, Toms Creek Family Farms LLC, and Zion Canaan Farmers Market
  • Spartanburg - Hub City Farmers Market (Saturday market and mobile market), and Ruth’s Gleanings/ Food Share
  • Sumter - Rogers Vegetable Farm
  • Union - Union County Farmers Market, FoodShare Union
  • Williamsburg- CMDS Pantry/Food Share Kingstree
  • York- Food Share H.O.P.E.

Healthy Bucks is a year-round program; however, some farmers and farmers' markets are seasonal.

For more information click here for the client card or contact Norvell Gibson at 803-898-7626.

Mill Community Ministries

Mill Community Ministries operates FoodShare Greenville, a food box program that provides boxes of fresh produce to its customers. Our mission is to provide good healthy food for all.

How it Works 

Fresh Food Boxes come in two sizes and costs $20 for a large box and $15 for a small box when paying cash.

However, SNAP recipients receive an instant $10 Healthy Bucks incentive when they use their SNAP/EBT card to make an initial purchase bringing the cost of the large box to $10 and the small box only $5!

FoodShare boxes are available for sale at our FoodHub, located inside Greenville Multicultural.
103 S. Texas Ave, Greenville, SC 29611
Stop by Tuesday - Friday from 10:00am - 3:00pm.
Have questions? Give us a call at 864-402-9796.


Food Share

FoodShare Columbia is a non-profit organization that aims to empower low income individuals to adopt a more nutritious diet as part of a healthy lifestyle through food box participation and culinary medicine cooking classes. We seek to improve the quality of life and reduce food insecurity amongst South Carolinians by increasing access to fresh produce and nutrition education. 

How Does It Work?
Each Fresh Food Box is filled with 12 to 15 varieties of fresh fruits and vegetables and is available in two sizes. Large boxes costs $20 and small boxes costs $15, but for SNAP recipients using their EBT card to purchase, a $10 Healthy Bucks match is instantly added making the large box $10 and the small box only $5!

Each Fresh Food Box comes with a recipe insert chock full of ideas on how to use the produce contents that week.

Simply place your order in person at the Columbia FoodShare Hub, one of our Pick-Up Sites in Columbia or with one of our locations in other cities!

Please give us a call at 803-851-4461 or email us at info@foodsharesc.org for more information.

Aiken County Farmers Market 

The Aiken County Farmers Market is located at 115 Williamsburg St. NE, one mile from historic downtown Aiken. They have a wide variety of meats-including beef, bison, pork, and chicken, produce that varies by season, baked goods and crafts. The Aiken County Farmers Market is designated landmark in Aiken. It is the oldest (in continuous operation at the same location) county farmers’ market in the State of South Carolina. The tables were built by the families who came to the market some of which who sell on those same tables today. Our goal is to bring quality farm to table food to the Aiken Community and to support local artisans and crafts.


Florence City Center Farmers Market

City Center Farmers Market in downtown Florence offers a family-friendly shopping experience, complete with a kids' activity table, outdoor games, recipes and nutrition information. The vendors, themselves, are experts on what they are selling, offering you in depth information about everything you buy. When you know your farmer; you know your food and that's the ultimate food security. The City Center Farmers Market has been bringing together local farmers and artisans from around the region since 2016. These entrepreneurs grow, make, or bake their local goods for sale every week, all year long.

Look for our market manager Adam Silverman (pictured here) cooking breakfasts and lunches every Saturday. He'll greet you with a smile and help you with any question you have about the market or Healthy Bucks program.
Location:
City Center building (back parking area) at 369 W. Cheves St.
(Note market will move to a new, permanent location in 2019)

Hub City Farmers Market

The Hub City Farmers Market in Spartanburg, SC, works to increase the supply, demand, and access to healthy, local food. In addition to offering Healthy Bucks to low-income families, we double SNAP spending up to $40 each market day. Through these two programs, we are able to put approximately $43,000 into the pockets of our small, family farmers. If your market is interested in becoming certified to receive SNAP benefits, please contact our SNAP program coordinator, Jamie Gibson, at (864) 585-0905 and jgibson@hubcityfm.org.

Union County Farmers Market

The Union County Farm & Craft Market is the place to get:
  • Locally grown vegetables (tomatoes, potatoes, squashes and zucchinis, greens (collards, kale, mustard, turnip), cabbages, beets, turnips, okra, peppers, broccoli and an assortment of beans)
  • Locally grown fruits (blueberries, peaches, strawberries)
  • Locally grown herbs (rosemary, basil, mints)
  • Grass-fed, pastured beef, pork and poultry
  • Free-range eggs
  • Locally ground grits and cornmeal
  • Healthy, home-made pastries and canned goods
  • Honey from our Union County bees
  • Union County made pottery, artwork, crafts, soaps and candles
  • Meals made from locally sourced ingredients (at Gr8 plates mobile cafe) 
  • Locally brewed coffees and organic lavender lemonade (at Elle Bell Cafe)
  • Fresh sourced fish (at Seafood on Main)

Rogers Vegetable Farm

Clarence Rogers is Founder/Owner of Rogers Vegetable Farm located on Cotton Acres Road in Sumter, SC. He grows a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables; Charleston grey and jubilee watermelons, tomatoes, collards, kale, field peas, cantaloupe, okra, honey dew and more. Clarence has been farming over 15 years. He is known for growing specialty crops for his customers and he would love to grow for you. If you are interested in him growing a specialty crop for you or your organization please contact Clarence Rogers at 803-840-1636.

This summer he will vend at the following locations:
  • Sumter: South Side Farmer's Market, Family Health Center
  • Bishopville: Farmers market, Ace Hardware, Council on Aging, and County Library 
  • Spring Hill: Spring Hill Community Center

Uptown Market

Uptown Market farmers offer local produce, eggs, pork, chicken, beef, cheeses, baked items and more! In addition to a variety of vegetables, it’s the last few weeks of strawberry season and the first peaches have begun to come in. We distribute the Healthy Bucks on Wednesdays 10am-2pm and the customers can also use the tokens to shop on Saturdays 8am-12noon. Customers can receive the Healthy Bucks once a week and can spend them anytime during the season.

The pavilion is conveniently located in the heart of Uptown Greenwood, and features a FREE splash pad for the kids in the summer months. Uptown Market also houses special events, festivals, concerts and private rentals.

220 Maxwell Ave. | Greenwood, SC 29646
864-942-8421
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