Category Archives: Fund Raiser
The VHFM is much more than just a market, today giving to the Victor Harbor RSL.
The Victor Harbor Farmers Market is much more than just a market that supports local producers.
It supports a number of different groups within our community.
Today the Victor Harbor Farmers Market gave a cheque for thousand dollars to the Victor Harbor RSL to support and acknowledge veterans returning from deployment in the Middle East.
So proud to be part of a community that cares.
The VHFM gives Fleurieu Community Foundation a donation of $5,000.
At last Saturday’s market the VHFM Committee presented Jess Stevens, Deputy Chair of the Fleurieu Community Foundation with a donation of $5,000.
The Foundation does excellent work in our community and our committee voted again, having donated the same amount last year, to donate to them this year.
In his speech about the donation, Market Chair, Neil Hosking said “All the committee members are volunteers, from the community and stallholders, who give their time to make sure the market runs smoothly.”
“Since it has been run by volunteers, over the last four years, the market has given back to the community more than $30,000, representing 85% of membership fees.”
In the photo, Front row Committee members Heather Marston, Julia Beckett, Chair Neil Hosking, Jess Stevens, Committee member Kris Aitchison, Back row Committee Members Gill Muller, Matt East.
Our non-profit organization donate money each year, normally to local charities.
Our Market is a not for profit organization.
We donate money each year, normally to local charities.
This year the Committee wanted to do something to help the farmers so badly affected by the floods in the Northern Rivers area in NSW.
We donated $2,000 to Blazeaid, knowing that they do such wonderful work helping farmers with clearing and Re fencing.

Fleurieu Community Foundation – National Homelessness week 1-7 Aug
Yesterday at the market Mark and Leonie Cox representing the Fleurieu Community Foundation were there drawing attention to National Homelessness week, 1-7 August.
The Fleurieu Community Foundation, in collaboration with local agencies, are holding a free homelessness awareness forum on Wednesday 4 August 6.00pm at Chiton Rocks Surf Club.
See the poster or their page for more information. In early April this year the VHFM Committee donated $5,000 to the Foundation in recognition of the amazing work it does in our community.


Victor Harbor Farmers Market donates $5,000 to Fleurieu Community Foundation
Matt East and Chair Neil Hosking presenting Brad Butler from the Fleurieu Community Foundation with a donation of $5,000 on behalf of the Victor Harbor Farmers Market.
We are a not for profit organisation, and every year make donations to local groups or charities. The Committee looked at the amazing work Mark and the Fleurieu Community Foundation does in our local community, and voted unanimously to donate this money to them.

Fleurieu Cancer Support Foundation selling tickets for their Christmas raffle.
We have Fleurieu Cancer Support Foundation with us again this week selling tickets for their Christmas raffle.
And just look at these tomatoes that Francesco has at Virgara’s Garden! That colour!

Con and Harry are having a week off, and so is Healthy Sparkle.
The Fur Baby Baker is here with some very interesting looking treats for cats & dogs.
8.00am till 12.30pm.
We’ll have the SACWA Victor Harbor Evening Branch with us this Saturday
We’ll have the SACWA Victor Harbor Evening Branch with us this Saturday, with a fully laden trading table. So make sure you visit them when you are doing your weekly shopping at or visiting the market, you’ll find some great food and crafts, and will be helping a group with a tremendous history of community service.
VHFM gives bushfire recovery donations of $2000 & $3000
The Victor Harbor Farmers Market Committee, on behalf of it’s members this week donated $3,000 to Island Care Inc and $2,000 to the SA Bushfire Appeal to assist in the recovery efforts on Kangaroo Island, and the Adelaide Hills after the devastating bushfires.















