Cosmic Crisp
Crisp, juicy, Washington-bred
Yakima, Washington · Since 2012
Make a difference
in Honduras
Sales of apples benefit COCEPRADIL, an International Program in south-western Honduras who works to create sustainable futures through water access, women’s empowerment, nutrition and agricultural support.
Why Buy A Bag?
10 lb bags
- of delicious Yakima apples for just $10 to $15
100% local apples
- donated by generous Yakima Valley growers
Every bag
- helps bring clean water to remote communities in Honduras
How It Works
A simple harvest of generosity
See the full process →Generous growers
Yakima Valley apple orchardists donate part of their harvest.
Generous givers
Participating churches pre-purchase apples.
Generous volunteers
Awesome volunteers bag and transport every order with love.
Generous impact
COCEPRADIL creates sustainable futures through water access in Honduras.
Apples For Sale
Six delicious Washington favorites
Honeycrisp
Sweet with an explosive crunch
Fuji
Dense, super-sweet, keeps well
Gala
Mild, fragrant everyday favorite
Granny Smith
Tart and firm — great for baking
Golden Delicious
Honeyed, mellow, tender
the COCEPRADIL Project
Meet The COCEPRADIL Honduras Program
In the rugged hills of south-western Honduras, COCEPRADIL works with communities to bring clean, running water into homes
Clean Water Access
COCEPRADIL partners with communities who build pipelines by hand, maintain water lines, and monitor water consumption at each home, resulting in improved livelihoods.
Community Gardens and Cooperatives
Families are empowered to grow nutritious food locally and support one another through shared resources.
Sustainable Agriculture Training
COCEPRADIL organizes workshops to teach sustainable farming techniques, help farmers increase crop yield and protect soil health.
School Programs & Gardens
Children participate in the “Jesus Circle” for 1 hour at school, and plant and tend to their school garden to supplement meals and improve nutrition.
Livestock and Poultry Programs
Families receive chickens and livestock for nutrition and income, along with training in animal care to ensure health and productivity.
Packing Day - Fun for All
A day in the country, packing hope by the bagful
Churches from across the Pacific Northwest gather in Yakima to bag apples, press cider, share a BBQ lunch, and let the kids run — then carry the harvest home.
About Packing Day →
A faith-driven project, gathering generous people around one table — and welcoming everyone to pull up a chair.
Ready to share the harvest?
Order apples for your family, or sign your church up to join the next season.