Together, we nourished thousands of students with fresh produce that kept them happy, healthy, and eager to learn. We also supported small and diverse California farms and helped families and farmers in need across the country!
336,000 Students Served Fresh Produce
140,236
boxes of fresh produce purchased by schools like yours
14.3 million+
total servings of produce sourced from California and beyond eaten by students
8.3 million+
servings of produce sourced from California eaten by students
We delivered to 550 schools during the 2025–26 school year!
40 California Farms Supported
Small, local farms are vital for a diverse food system, a healthy environment, and a sustainable economy. You chose them first, and their produce helped you meet your grant requirements.
58%
of Farm-to-School Program Produce sourced from California
10%
of California produce orders sourced from small farms
8
small and diverse farms supported*
*Small farms are 250 acres or less; diverse farms are at least 51% owned and operated by people from underrepresented groups.
100% of Produce Orders Fulfilled
We fulfilled 100% of our produce orders and delivered them successfully more than 99% of the time, working with you to make substitutions as needed. Thank you for counting on us!
11,200 Nutrition Education Pieces Mailed to 7,000 Classrooms
Our posters, flyers, and other materials helped you teach students about their food and where it comes from as well as how they can build healthy habits! You also visited our Client Portal and downloaded from our library of free digital materials hundreds of times.
awarded to small farms for sustainability projects through The FruitGuys Community Fund, including Gonzales Siemens Family Farm in Wasco, California
895,704
servings of food donated by The FruitGuys to feed people in need, including students and families impacted by the Garden Grove chemical crisis
Stories from the Field
School Orders Help a Farmer Keep Planting
Farmer Leo Diaz loves growing high-quality, super-fresh produce for students on his family farm, with sites in San Bernardino, Santa Maria, San Luis Obispo, and Riverside.
At Common Vision – Prescott Farm in Oakland, California, kids got inspired by working hands-on with a worm farm funded by The FruitGuys Community Fund.
As a Certified B Corporation, we’re committed to continual improvement and taking meaningful action in all seven B Corp Impact Topic areas. We became a Certified B Corp in 2019 and successfully re-certified in 2023 and 2026. We’re excited to continue learning, growing, and improving!