Teter Organic Farm invites community to annual Farm to Table Dinner supporting local food security

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A delicious evening with a meaningful mission is in store this September as Teter Retreat & Organic Farm hosts its annual Farm to Table Dinner on Friday, Sept. 18, at the Harbour Trees Main Clubhouse.

Tickets and sponsorships are now available for the event, which raises funds to support Teter’s year-round mission of providing healthy, organic food to our most vulnerable neighbors. At Teter Organic Farm, we believe food and community have the power to heal.

“The Farm to Table Dinner is our cornerstone fundraising event,” said Katy Rogers, Director of Operations at Teter. “It sustains our year-round food security mission, and with rising demand, programs like Fueled for School and the local pantries we serve through the Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank need our support more than ever.”

Tickets are $100 per person and include appetizers and a locally inspired three-course dinner with a choice of chicken or vegetarian entrée. Sponsorship opportunities begin at $500 for individuals and $1,000 for organizations, offering supporters the opportunity to make an even greater impact.

Presented with the support of Sustainer Partner IDI Composites International and Mission Partners Hamilton County Community Foundation and Jackie and Dave Cox, this year’s dinner will feature an elegant, locally sourced menu highlighting fresh vegetables grown at Teter Organic Farm.

Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen will once again serve as the emcee for the evening. Special guests Tracey Horth Krueger, leader of the Hamilton County Food Resource Coalition; Tom Bayer, CPA, member of the Hamilton County Community Foundation Board of Directors and a Teter volunteer; and Katy Rogers, Director of Operations at Teter Retreat & Organic Farm, will share stories about the growing need for food assistance and the life-changing impact of Teter’s food security mission.

Teter Organic Farm donated more than 65,000 servings of fresh produce in 2025 through partnerships with the Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank and dozens of local food pantries and community meal programs. In 2026, the farm is working toward an ambitious goal of donating more than 70,000 servings of fresh, organically grown food to neighbors in need.

Tickets and sponsorships are available at TeterOrganicFarm.com or directly through the 2026 Farm to Table Tickets site. Ticket sales will remain open until the event sells out or through Sept. 1, 2026, whichever comes first.

About Teter Retreat & Organic Farm
Located on 117 acres along the White River in Noblesville, Teter Retreat & Organic Farm grows organic produce, welcomes guests for retreats and events, and stewards more than 80 acres of natural areas. Teter believes everyone deserves healthy food and a life-giving community. Every donation, sponsorship, and volunteer hour helps increase the amount of fresh produce donated to local meal programs and food pantries.