The Porch Partner's Guide to Hosting a Tagge's Pickup Site

📣 Welcome, Porch Partner!

We’re so glad you’re here.

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Porch Partners play a huge role in helping our community stay connected to local food. Every pickup hosted, every conversation shared, and every neighbor invited helps strengthen our local food system in a real way.

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This season, we’re working toward a big goal: reaching 2,000 members. We truly believe we can get there together.

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To make sharing easy, we’ve created ready-to-use signs, social posts, graphics, and images you can use anytime. Whether you post online, put out signage, or simply tell a friend about us, it all helps us grow.

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We’ve designed the Porch Host experience to be as simple and supportive as possible, and we’re grateful to have you as part of this community. There are a few helpful things to know, which we’ve outlined in the sections ahead. Please review them, and if you ever need anything, we’re here to help.
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Thank you for helping local food reach more families this season.

— Farmer Laci & The Tagge's Family

⭐️ Porch Partner Rewards & Responsibilities

We believe in celebrating community builders. Here’s what you’ll receive as your site grows:
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🎃 Receive a pumpkin porch display during the fall season($200 value!)

📣 Free flyers, social posts, and support to help grow your site
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Your Role in Supporting Local Food & Community

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With great rewards comes great responsibility. Being a Porch Partner means you’re agreeing to the following when you host a pickup site:

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🧹  Weekly Site Check

Make sure your pickup area is clean, safe, and accessible on pickup days. In bad weather, ensure boxes are covered or under shelter if possible.

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📋  Box Check & Grace Period Support

At the end of each pickup day, check if any boxes are left behind. Send a quick message to Farmhand with a list of members who still need to pick up (they’ll send out a reminder on your behalf).

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🚪 Help Members Feel Welcome

Occasionally, new members may ring your doorbell or knock because they’re confused about where to find their box. A friendly wave, pointing them to the right spot, or a quick explanation goes a long way.

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💬  Communication & Feedback

Let us know if anything comes up—missed deliveries, concerns about quality, or if your availability ever changes. We’re here to support you!

🏘️ Your Flyer

Print and post it in high-traffic, local places.

Where to Post:

  • Community bulletin boards (grocery stores, libraries, gyms–where allowed)
  • Schools or daycares (with permission)
  • Your front gate, fence, or porch rail
  • Hand out to coworkers, friends, or local businesses you know

🪧 Print Assets

Print Assets · Tagge's Porch Partner Kit

1The Central Flyer

Best for: printing a stack to leave on your porch, mail to neighbors, drop in mailboxes, pin to a neighborhood bulletin board, or hand out at HOA meetings. Letter-size, fits in a manila envelope.

Central recruiting flyer — Your Neighbor Has Farm-Fresh Produce
Flyer · "Your Neighbor Has Farm-Fresh Produce."
8.5×11 · JPG · 200 dpi
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2Pickup-Day Porch Sign

Best for: setting out on your porch the morning of pickup so first-time members can find the right house. Two voices to choose from — pick the one that sounds like you.

Porch sign — Your Tagge's Box Is On The Porch.
Warm · "Your Tagge's Box Is On The Porch."
11×17 · JPG · 200 dpi
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Porch sign — Tagge's CSA Pickup Today
Clear · "Tagge's CSA Pickup Today"
11×17 · JPG · 200 dpi
Download sign

3Yard Signs & Window Cling

Best for: staking in your yard or sticking on your window so the porch reads as Tagge's territory year-round. Three yard-sign copy options — "Farm-Fresh Lives Here." is the recommended pick.

Yard sign — Farm-Fresh Lives Here
B · "Farm-Fresh Lives Here." ★
18×12 · JPG
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Yard sign — This Porch Hosts a Tagge's CSA Pickup
A · "This Porch Hosts a Tagge's CSA Pickup"
18×12 · JPG
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Yard sign — Your Neighborhood's Tagge's Stop
C · "Your Neighborhood's Tagge's Stop"
18×12 · JPG
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Window cling — This Porch Hosts a Tagge's CSA Pickup
Window cling
8×8 · JPG
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4Wallet-Sized Recruiting Card

Best for: slipping in your pocket and handing out — school pickup, church, the gym, neighbors who stop to chat. Business-card size. Print double-sided.

Wallet card front — full-bleed produce box
Front · Produce box, full bleed
3.5×2 · JPG · 300 dpi
Download front
Wallet card back — logo, copy, QR code
Back · Logo, copy, QR
3.5×2 · JPG · 300 dpi
Download back

📱 Social Media

Social Assets · Tagge's Porch Partner Kit

1Instagram & Facebook Stories

Best for: posting to your story when your porch pickup launches in July or when the pumpkin display lands in October. Tap "share to story," upload the image, add a link sticker to taggesfruit.com/csa. Vertical 9:16.

IG story — full-frame pumpkin porch
Pumpkin Porch · Full frame
9:16 · 1080×1920 · JPG
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IG story — split screen
Split screen · Porch + produce
9:16 · 1080×1920 · JPG
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2Social Feed Posts

Best for: posting to your Instagram or Facebook grid. Three variants for the full season — Announcement for early summer, Mid-Season for July–September, Pumpkin Reveal for October — each in 1:1 (square) and 4:5 (vertical) so it looks right on every feed.

Feed Announcement 4:5 — Our Porch. Your Produce.
Announcement · For July ★
4:5 · 1080×1350 · JPG
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Feed Mid-Season 4:5 — This Week On The Porch.
Mid-Season · For July–Sept
4:5 · 1080×1350 · JPG
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Feed Pumpkin Reveal 4:5 — The Tagge's Porch Treatment.
Pumpkin Reveal · For October
4:5 · 1080×1350 · JPG
Download
Feed Announcement 1:1
Announcement · For July ★
1:1 · 1080×1080 · JPG
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Feed Mid-Season 1:1
Mid-Season · For July–Sept
1:1 · 1080×1080 · JPG
Download
Feed Pumpkin Reveal 1:1
Pumpkin Reveal · For October
1:1 · 1080×1080 · JPG
Download

3Captions to Copy & Paste

Best for: the caption box on Instagram or Facebook when you post one of the images above. Written in your voice — like you're sharing, not selling. Tap Copy, paste, edit anything that doesn't sound like you, and post.

First post of the season

Best decision I made this year — our porch is officially a Tagge's CSA pickup site for the summer. Brigham City sweet corn, vine-ripened tomatoes, summer melons, the whole Wasatch Front harvest, every week from July through October. Want in? taggesfruit.com/csa

Our porch is on the Tagge's route this summer ✅ If you live nearby and want farm-fresh produce dropped a few houses down every week instead of a Costco run, here's where to sign up: taggesfruit.com/csa

15 weeks of farm-fresh produce headed to our porch starting in July. We're hosting a Tagge's CSA pickup site — if you want in, taggesfruit.com/csa

Mid-Season Feature

Tagge's box just landed. Going to be a tomato sandwich kind of week. taggesfruit.com/csa

Brigham City sweet corn in July hits different. Our porch is a Tagge's pickup site if you want in. taggesfruit.com/csa

If you see me on the porch with a Tagge's box, I'm not bragging — I'm hosting. Join us: taggesfruit.com/csa

Sweet corn season is right around the corner and these just landed on our porch. Tagge's CSA, week one. taggesfruit.com/csa

Fall pumpkin reveal

When you host a Tagge's CSA pickup all summer, THIS is the thank-you that shows up on your porch in October 🎃🍂 Laci Tagge styled the whole thing — heirloom pumpkins, gourds, mums, cornstalks. Best perk of any program I've ever joined. Want a porch like this next year? taggesfruit.com/csa

Farm-fresh produce in the summer, pumpkins in the fall. Hosting a Tagge's CSA pickup was a yes from me. taggesfruit.com/csa

Anyone on the Wasatch Front want to host a Tagge's pickup site next year? This is what the fall thank-you looks like 🎃 taggesfruit.com/csa

Story hooks (short)

First box of the season just hit the porch.

Tagge's porch perk just landed 🎃 hosting season pays off

CSA pickup day. Wasatch Front neighbors incoming.

Hashtag bank

Always-on
#TaggesFamousFruit #UtahCSA #WasatchFront #EatLocalUtah #UtahFarms #BrighamCity
Summer
#UtahSweetCorn #UtahTomatoes #FarmFresh #SummerCSA #FarmToPorch
Fall
#UtahFall #PumpkinPorch #HarvestSeason #WasatchHarvest