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Friday, October 2, 2026 at 4:36 AM

Frey Ranch Distillery Gives Back to the Community

Frey Ranch Distillery Gives Back to the Community
Photo courtesy of Frey Ranch Distillery.

In a display of community support, Fallon’s Frey Ranch Distillery proudly raised $2,600 during this year’s annual Whiskey Harvest Celebration to benefit the Fallon Food Hub. This year's contribution will help the Food Hub continue to focus on the importance of local agriculture, promoting seasonal eating, and addressing food insecurity within the community.

The Fallon Food Hub, a local non-profit organization, plays a vital role in creating opportunities for local farmers. By facilitating connections between producers and consumers, it establishes a sustainable ecosystem while educating the community on the advantages of eating seasonally. The funds raised will further empower the Food Hub in its mission to provide education and support for those facing food insecurity. 

A heartfelt shout-out goes to everyone who contributed to this success, demonstrating that the spirit of giving thrives in the Lahontan Valley. As Fallon continues to support initiatives like the Fallon Food Hub, it reinforces the town's identity as a place where compassion and community flourish. Cheers to a successful Whiskey Harvest Celebration, and a special thanks to Ashley Robertson for championing this cause.


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