An economically and environmentally sustainable vision for the future

Did you know that less than 5% of food consumed in our communities is produced locally?  Ten Rivers Food Web works across the central coast and mid-Willamette regions of Oregon to nourish locally-based regional food production and consumption.  We work towards equal access for all people to locally produced,  nourishing, affordable and culturally diverse foods on a non-emergency basis.  TRFW is a group of local food producers and consumers committed to making our region robust in the face of ecological and economic pressures.  Towards these ends, we specialize in the following three areas:


Additionally we focus on creating and disseminating reports and assessments in conjunction with community partners and Oregon State University students that shed light on the current realities of our locally-based regional food systems.

Check out our current events and projects . . .

Learn more about our latest initiative to preserve food production land in our communities and make it more affordable for beginning farmers!
Local Fuel Production

Our Food Delivery Committee has partnered with the Linn Benton Community College Advanced Transportation Technology Center to move forward with our Local Fuels program. Find out more on the Food Delivery Systems page of our website.

Soil Amendments Sale

This year's Soil Amendments Sale was a huge success with over 62,000 lbs of amendments sold. Thanks to everyone for ordering and happy gardening!

For info and assistance, email soilamendmentsale@gmail.com
TRFW's work has been made possible by partnerships with and contributions from the following:
Mckenzie River Gathering Foundation
Ford Family Foundation
The Tilth Foundation
Meyer Memorial Trust
Northwest Health Foundation
No Kid Hungry, Share Our Strength
USDA
Oregon Department of Agriculture
The Lazar Foundation
Siletz Tribal  Charitable Contribution Fund

Individual donors are also a huge part of our success!

Make an individual tax-deductible contribution today