Healthy fruits and vegetables are provided during winter months to fill the gap between growing seasons in the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program.
Participants receive a variety of healthy fresh, dried and frozen fruits and vegetables each month from November through March.
Packages may be picked up from any of our five nutrition centers located in Ada, Ardmore, Duncan, Purcell and Tishomingo. Sites in Tulsa, Colbert and Oklahoma City are also served on select dates. Please call (580) 436-7255 for pickup times and information about those locations.
A separate winter fruit and vegetable program application is required each year. Participation in the Chickasaw Nation Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program does not automatically enroll participants in the winter program.
For questions or assistance, please contact any Chickasaw Nation Nutrition Services location.
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider.