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Ordering Meat for Someone Else

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May 5, 2020

We all want to help in times of need. For some, that means buying groceries for another or sending necessities to a loved one or a friend.

If you are interested in sending meat from our farm to a family member or friend, please choose to do so by one of the options below. 

  • Purchase a gift card and send them the link [Read how to here].
  • Place an order for them, then enter their name and address as the "Delivery Address" at checkout. 


See where to change the Delivery Address (including name and address) at the checkout screen, designated in red below.

At checkout, there is also a blank space at the bottom where you can include "Special Instructions" (highlighted in yellow in the graphic above). Here is where you can include a personal message for us to include in a hand written note and it is also where you can verify that we have the correct name and address on the shipping label. This information will not be included, nor will the order total, in the box when it goes to the lucky recipient.


If you have more questions, please let us know at riemerfamilyfarm1927@gmail.com.


Please note, we are only able to ship within a 1 day shipping zone at this time. See our map below and send us your loved one's zip code to make sure they reside within our shipping zone. Thanks!

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