The FruitGuys

The FruitGuys We're a family-owned and operated certified B Corporation that delivers farm-fresh fruit & clean-ingredient snacks to homes, offices & schools.

We support small farms & sustainable agriculture, and fight hunger through fruit donations. We deliver farm-fresh fruit and vegetables to businesses, individuals and schools nationwide, with a priority on green and sustainable processes. We are family owned and much of our produce comes from small farms, delivered the next day in environmentally friendly crates. We have distribution hubs across th

e United States. Giving back to the communities in which we operate is a founding principle of our company, and through our GoodWorks program, we focus on projects that support healthy communities, encourage organic and sustainable farming practices, and promote long-term environmental stewardship and economic well-being. Since 2000, we've donated over 14 million servings of fresh fruit to people in need across the country.

What if a few simple changes to your office pantry could help employees make healthier choices? 🍎From strategic snack pl...
09/03/2026

What if a few simple changes to your office pantry could help employees make healthier choices? 🍎

From strategic snack placement to creating clear zones and using consumption data, how you stock and organize your pantry matters.

We break down 6 practical ways to encourage healthier workplace habits—with insights from Crafty an office pantry expert, on everything from smart product placement to using snack data to make better choices.

👉 Read the full blog for tips to transform your office pantry: link in bio

09/01/2026

Fruit Fact That’ll Surprise You EP. 03: Bananas are babies!! 🍌

Did you know? Bananas bruise easily, ripen quickly, and naturally release ethylene gas, which speeds up ripening—so if you want another piece of fruit to ripen faster, just place it next to a banana!
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Follow us for more fruit facts that’ll surprise you! 🍎

⭐ We deliver farm-fresh fruit and wholesome snacks straight to offices and schools. Discover seasonal favorites your team will love through the link in our bio, or visit fruitguys.com to learn more.

09/01/2026

⭐️Fruit Fact: stone fruits 🍑

Stone fruits—like peaches, nectarines, plums, cherries and apricots—get their name from the hard “stone,” or pit, at their center. But here’s where it gets interesting:

Freestone fruit has flesh that separates easily from the pit, making it perfect for slicing, baking and snacking.

Clingstone fruit has flesh that holds tightly to the pit and is often extra juicy and sweet.

And some varieties fall somewhere in between!

Follow us for more fruit facts that’ll surprise you!💡

⭐ We deliver farm-fresh fruit and wholesome snacks straight to offices and schools. Discover seasonal favorites your team will love through the link in our bio, or visit fruitguys.com to learn more.

Meet WaterGirl FarmWaterGirl Farm in Lincoln, Delaware, is a regenerative and organic-practicing farm producing a wide v...
08/27/2026

Meet WaterGirl Farm

WaterGirl Farm in Lincoln, Delaware, is a regenerative and organic-practicing farm producing a wide variety of berries, herbs, flowers, and pastured meats. The team emphasizes soil health and closed-loop systems, such as returning composted materials to their organic fields. With a $5,000 grant, the farm will install a 1,100-square-foot concrete pad inside its primary barn, which currently has a dirt floor. This upgrade will create a sanitary and durable workspace for extracting honey, processing berries, and maintaining farm machinery. By moving operations onto a clean, washable surface, the farm will improve food safety, extend the life of its equipment, and provide a safe environment for hosting community harvesting demonstrations.

Stay tuned as we spotlight all of this year’s changemakers!
Learn more about the full list of grantees 👉 https://bit.ly/43ayfuw

Looking for sweet, healthy snacks to stock in the office? From naturally sweet fresh fruit to chocolatey bites, fruit ch...
08/21/2026

Looking for sweet, healthy snacks to stock in the office? From naturally sweet fresh fruit to chocolatey bites, fruit chews, and better-for-you cookies, we’ve rounded up 15 delicious options your team will love.

🔗 See the full list and find your next office snack favorite: https://bit.ly/4x7eYrn

Meet Wassamasaw Tribe Community Farm & GardenLocated on ancestral Wassamasaw land in Summerville, South Carolina, the Wa...
08/20/2026

Meet Wassamasaw Tribe Community Farm & Garden

Located on ancestral Wassamasaw land in Summerville, South Carolina, the Wassamasaw Tribe Community Farm & Garden is transitioning its seasonal growing space into a biodiverse, regenerative farm rooted in Indigenous land stewardship. The farm currently produces traditional crops like corn, squash, and beans for community access. With a $5,000 grant, the Tribe will establish a regenerative orchard and pollinator habitat. This project introduces permanent food infrastructure by planting native and climate-adapted fruit trees and shrubs—including persimmon, pawpaw, fig, apple, and blueberry—to improve soil health and support local biodiversity for generations to come.

Stay tuned as we spotlight all of this year’s changemakers!
Learn more about the full list of grantees 👉 https://bit.ly/43ayfuw

Meet Hourglass Tree FarmsHourglass Tree Farms in Shirley, Arkansas, uses Korean Natural Farming methods and eliminates s...
08/12/2026

Meet Hourglass Tree Farms

Hourglass Tree Farms in Shirley, Arkansas, uses Korean Natural Farming methods and eliminates synthetic inputs by upcycling local waste into natural soil fertilizers. The farm produces a variety of seasonal vegetables, fruits, and roots. With a $5,000 grant, the team will install a high-efficiency CoolBot walk-in cooler. This infrastructure will allow the farm to shift from a restrictive morning-only harvest to a flexible schedule by immediately chilling crops to preserve peak nutrition. By stabilizing the “cold chain” from field to market, the project aims to eliminate 25% of the farm’s post-harvest crop loss, ensuring more fresh food reaches local residents.

Stay tuned as we spotlight all of this year’s changemakers!
Learn more about the full list of grantees 👉 https://bit.ly/43ayfuw

The Grav harvest is underway! Our farmer friend Stan Devoto of Devoto Gardens & Orchardsis expecting a lighter crop this...
08/10/2026

The Grav harvest is underway! Our farmer friend Stan Devoto of Devoto Gardens & Orchards
is expecting a lighter crop this year, with fewer apples than usual. Weather, pests, and fire blight have all played a role.

We’re still expecting some beautiful sweet-tart apples this August. But the supply will be limited, so if you haven’t preordered your box(es) yet, now’s the time! Gravensteins are first-come, first-served, and preordering is the best way to make sure you get yours while they last.

Thanks so much for helping us preserve this special crop and support the farmers who grow it.

🍎 Preorders are now open! Visit the link in our bio to reserve your box.

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Gravenstein Apple Boxes Start Shipping Next Week! Get yours today! 🍎 🔗Order yours here: https://bit.ly/4fgOsFt or at the...
08/07/2026

Gravenstein Apple Boxes Start Shipping Next Week!
Get yours today! 🍎

🔗Order yours here: https://bit.ly/4fgOsFt or at the link in bio

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Gravensteins are an endangered heirloom apple prized for their sweet-tart flavor and exceptional baking quality. Grown in Sonoma County, California, they're ripened by warm summer days and cool coastal fog.

Each box may include green apples, red apples, or a mix, depending on the harvest. Their naturally imperfect appearance is part of their heirloom charm.

We source our Gravensteins directly from Sonoma County farmers and return an additional 16% of every box sold to help preserve this iconic variety.

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Meet Seminary Hill Farm ()Seminary Hill Farm in Delaware, Ohio, uses agroecology to produce a diverse range of vegetable...
08/03/2026

Meet Seminary Hill Farm ()

Seminary Hill Farm in Delaware, Ohio, uses agroecology to produce a diverse range of vegetables, flowers, and herbs distributed through a local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) model and food bank partners. The farm serves as a bridge between urban and rural land, focusing on mindful tillage and biodiversity. With a $2,135 grant, the farm will develop a 0.2-acre food forest to demonstrate how forest-inspired ecosystems can be integrated into small farm production. By intercropping fruit-producing shrubs like elderberries and hazelnuts with native perennial plants, the project will conserve soil, filter water, and provide climate-resilient food for the community.

Stay tuned as we spotlight all of this year’s changemakers!
Learn more about the full list of grantees 👉 https://bit.ly/43ayfuw

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