Durham County - NC - Public Health
HomeHealthy Environments
The DINE Healthy Environments Program proudly partners with corner stores, grocery stores, farmers’ markets and food pantries to help increase access to healthy foods throughout Durham!
FARMERS MARKET DOUBLE BUCKS PROGRAM
We are proud to offer the Double Bucks program in Durham! Shoppers who receive SNAP (food stamps) can swipe their EBT card at the information desk for any amount and the market will double their money. That’s extra money to spend on local fruits, veggies, meats, cheeses, eggs and much more!
Out of SNAP benefits? No worries! Markets will double your cash too! (Also available for WIC and Durham Housing Authority residents). Additionally, WIC participants and seniors who receive Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) coupons, will get those coupons matched.
Visit the information table at any of these locations for more information:
- Durham Farmers’ Market:
501 Foster St.
Saturdays (April - November): 8am-12pm
Wednesdays (Mid-April - mid-October): 3-6pm
Saturdays (December - March): 10am-12pm
- South Durham Farmers’ Market:
5410 NC Highway 55
Saturdays (April – October): 8am-12pm
Saturdays (November – March): 9am-12pm
- East Durham Farmer's Market:
107 S. Driver St
In person market:
4th Saturday of the month: 9am-2pm
CSA pickup (pre-order online):
2nd Saturday of the month: 9am-12pm
GROCERY STORE TOURS
Learn how to shop healthy on a budget with a fun tour through the grocery store! After an interactive discussion, participants get to take $10 worth of healthy food home, as part of a fun $10 challenge! Tours are conducted in English and Spanish. Registration is required.
FOOD PANTRIES
Nutrition classes are offered to pantry operators and their clients; assistance with environmental changes such as creating a client choice (supermarket style) pantry, and connection to various resources are some of the ways we assist our Durham pantries. If you manage a food pantry and would like more information on this program please use the contact info below.
For more information, contact:
NASIM YOUSSEFI, MPH, RD, LDN
nayoussefi@dconc.gov
(919) 560-7890