Send a week of real food to someone's table.
A farm basket for a friend, a new parent, a neighbour having a hard month, or a kitchen feeding forty people tonight. You choose who. A farm near them picks it that morning.
Choose the basket
Every basket is filled from farms near the person receiving it, packed the morning it travels, and arrives with a card in your words.
The Gesture
$35.00
One household, a few good days
- Seasonal fruit and berries
- Salad greens and herbs
- A dozen pasture eggs
- A card in your words
Most giftedThe Week
$60.00
Dinner sorted for a family of four
- Everything in The Gesture
- Cooking vegetables for five meals
- Bread, honey and butter
- A recipe card from the farm
Bulk pricedThe Long Table
$110.00
Feeds a kitchen sitting of 20 to 30
- Bulk staples: potatoes, carrots, onions
- A case of seasonal fruit
- Ten dozen eggs
- Delivered to the kitchen door
Four taps, one good morning.
- Choose a basketThree sizes, or build one from a farm you love.
- Say who it is forA name and an address, or a kitchen near them.
- Write the noteWe print it on the card, in your words, with no prices anywhere.
- A farm picks it that morningDelivered in their morning window, from a farm near them.
The card they open
From you
“Heard it's been a long month. Dinner is handled on Wednesday.”
Picked by a farm near them, the morning it travelled
The person receiving it never sees a price, and can swap anything they do not eat before it is packed.
Feed a table you'll never sit at.
Kitchens tell us what they need each week - volume, not variety. Your basket goes against that list at bulk prices, so it stretches further.
A soup kitchen
Serving a hot meal six nights a week
Cooks for a hundred-plus a night, and plans the menu around whatever arrives in quantity.
Asks for: root vegetables, onions, greens
A family shelter
Twenty-odd beds and a shared kitchen
Families cook for themselves, so the useful gift is breakfast: eggs, fruit, milk.
Asks for: eggs, fruit, milk
A children's home
Three cooks, one very tight budget
Thirty children, packed lunches every weekday, and fruit that disappears first.
Asks for: fruit for lunchboxes
A weekly food share
Single-parent households, one collection day
Whatever comes in gets split into equal bags the same afternoon.
Asks for: any full basket
Are you a kitchen that could use this? If you cook for people who need it, tell us what you need each week and we will put your list in front of the farms nearest you.
Tell us about your kitchen →Questions people ask
- Does the person see the price?
- Never. They see who it is from, your note, and the farm it came from.
- What if they are not home?
- It is left in the delivery spot they choose, or held at a market hub for collection that day.
- Can I gift a standing basket?
- Weekly or monthly, for as long as you like, and you can stop it any time.
- How do I know a kitchen received it?
- Kitchens confirm each delivery, and you get a short note back saying what it went into.