Thank you for your interest in Barefoot Gardens CSA!  

If you are interested in joining, please fill out the membership sign up page (and submit). Then send a $100 deposit and the liability waiver form as soon as possible.  If, after reading below, you have any questions, please email John at barefootgardenscsa@gmail.com  or message him on the Barefoot Gardens Facebook page.

Checks and the waiver should be mailed to:

John Curtis
Barefoot Gardens CSA
3201 West Adams
Macomb, IL 61455

Make checks out to Barefoot Gardens CSA.

Cost and Payment - Click here to pay online.

  • Monthly Sign Up -  You have the option of signing up by the month (any month June through November) or for the summer or fall seasons.   The monthly sign up cost is $160 for couples/families and $80 for individuals.   Monthly sign up might be the best option for you if you are interested in participating only a few months during the season.  
 
  • Sign up by the Season -  The price is $450 for couples/families and $225 for individuals during the summer season (June, July and August).  The price for the fall season is $350 for couples/families and $175 for individuals  (September, October and November).  ​Members who sign up and pay for a combined fall and summer membership can pay $750 for couples/families ($50 savings) and $375 ($25 savings) for a single.  ​


PAYMENT SCHEDULE

  • $100.oo deposit:  To hold your place for the 2017 season, we will need your deposit signed with the signed liability waiver and membership agreement form (see "forms").  The deposit will be considered your first payment toward membership and is non-refundable.  
 
  • The Remaining Balance should be paid in full by June 1 for the summer season or September 1 for the fall season. 


We offer discounted memberships to students, single parent households or others with limited resources.  Please contact us about that possibility if you need assistance.

Likewise, if for one reason or another, you are unable to pay in full by the beginning of the season, please let us know.  We can usually work something out.  


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