Token Programs
$1 tokens - red
- Purchase with an Oregon Trail/EBT/SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) card at the info booth of the farmers market.
- We match your funds dollar for dollar up to $10- $20 per SNAP card per day for FREE (using $2 Double Up Food Bucks cards). Even $ amounts suggested for SNAP purchase so that we can max the match.
- Eligible items to be purchased with $1 tokens are foods intended to be eaten at home or seeds & plants intended to grow food, but not "ready to eat" foods.
- Eligible items to be purchased with $2 DUFB include fresh, dry, frozen fruits, veggies and beans without any added sugar, salt or fat.
- There are no minimums and no fees.
- No change is given on $1 tokens with any purchase.
$3 gift tokens - purple
- OHSU employees or residents may use their badge to purchase tokens.
- $3 tokens are given to residents using department money.
- A $1 fee is charged for each transaction.
- These tokens may be used to purchase any item at the OHSU Farmers Market.
- No minimums, but a maximum of $40 worth of $3 tokens is the limit per day (13 x $3 tokens plus the $1 txn fee) for a resident using their badge.
- Tokens are a great gift for your colleague, employee, patient or neighbor! OHSU departments can purchase these upon request. Email the market manager. Payment through Alias/FAID is acceptable. A $10 fee is added to internal orders through the Food and Nutrition Dept to cover processing.

$5 tokens - green
- Badge holders may purchase $5 tokens through payroll deduction.
- A $1 fee is charged for each transaction for $5 tokens at the farmers market.
- These tokens can be used to purchase any item at the farmers market.
- Cash change is given for all purchases made with $5 tokens.
- No minimums, no maximums.
- A great gift for your colleague, employee, patient or neighbor! OHSU departments can purchase these upon request. Email the market manager. Payment through an Alias/FAID is acceptable. A $10 fee is added to internal orders through the Food and Nutrition Dept to cover processing.