FVRx is a produce prescription program. Join us!
How FVRx Works
Healthcare and community-based organization partners refer eligible adults to nutrition education workshops paired with vouchers redeemable for fresh produce.
FVRx offers a series of 6 workshops, 1 per week. Workshops are held in-person or via Zoom, depending on location.
Workshops include interactive sessions, food demonstrations, and a farmers market or grocery store tour. At select workshops, participants receive a free kitchen item to assist with preparing recipes.
After each workshop attended, participants receive $25 in vouchers to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables from participating farmers or grocers. If all 6 workshops are attended, that’s $150 in vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables!
FVRx is administered in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County.

How to Get Involved
Residents of St. Lawrence, Jefferson, and Lewis Counties – If you are at risk for or diagnosed with a chronic disease and ever find it tough to put food on the table, ask your healthcare provider or support professional for a referral.
NEW in 2026! Past FVRx participants are eligible to join again if it has been at least 1 year since program completion.
Healthcare providers and community-based organizations – If you are a current partner, use the program referral form to refer patients or clients to FVRx. Contact us to request program materials or a refresher training for your team.
If you’re not a current partner, reach out to learn how to get involved.
Sarah Bentley-Garfinkel
Systems Specialist
sb2742@cornell.edu
315-379-9192 ext 220
Last updated June 4, 2026