Veggie RX

Bridging community and environmental health through fresh produce, educational resources, and bilingual workshops and events.

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Produce Bag Deliveries

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At Urban Tilth, we’re committed to making healthy, fresh produce accessible to everyone. Through our two Veggie Rx programs, we offer free weekly deliveries of locally, sustainably grown produce to eligible residents in Richmond and surrounding areas.

Our CalAIM program offers free produce to patients at LifeLong Medical Center with chronic health conditions. Our TCC program offers free produce to residents in Richmond's Iron Triangle, Coronado, and Santa Fe neighborhoods. 

Learn more about how you can qualify for these programs and start receiving fresh produce delivered straight to your door!

CalAIM

If you're a Medi-Cal beneficiary and a patient of LifeLong Medical Care, you may qualify for a weekly delivery of fresh, healthy produce.

Eligibility is determined by your primary care provider. 

Generally for those with chronic conditions with extensive care coordination, such as diabetes, cancer, stroke, congestive heart failure, substance abuse, mental or behavioral health conditions, and other disabling health disorders. Also for those who have been recently hospitalized or are at high risk of hospitalization.

Sign-Up Instructions Here!

Transformative Climate Communities (TCC)

If you live in the Iron Triangle, Santa Fe, or Coronado neighborhoods, then you are eligible for free produce bags!

Click here to see if your address qualifies.

Due to high demand, this program is at full capacity but we invite you to join the waitlist. Please note that this program will end July of 2027. 

Want a long term solution? Join the CalAIM program by printing out our PDF and talking with your doctor!

Join the Waitlist

Have Questions?

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Events

  • Cooking for Climate Resilience

    November 19 | 5PM – 7:30PM

    1600 Nevin Plaza, Richmond CA (near Richmond BART)

    In collaboration with MCE, we will explore how the food we eat, how we prepare it, and our indoor and outdoor air are all connected. We will also discuss the free home electrification resources available to Richmond residents through MCE.

    P.S. You'll go home with a veggie bag full of ingredients!

    Sign Up!
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Climate Friendly recipe book

Explore tasty, sustainable eating with our Climate-Friendly Diet Recipe Book! Featuring dishes like Cauliflower Ceviche and Strawberry Ice Cream, this collection offers delicious recipes that are good for your body and the planet. Plus, discover helpful health tips to support your well-being. Click the buttons below to explore or download!

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The Veggie Rx Project is a community project cultivated by Urban Tilth in collaboration with LifeLong Medical Care, under the Richmond Rising coalition.

Learn more about Richmond Rising and its amazing programs by visiting richmondrisingca.org

More Info: VeggieRx@urbantilth.org or (510) 232-0911

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