fullcircle.com

What is Full Circle?

Full Circle is an organic produce and natural grocery delivery service. It grew out of an organic farm started in 1996 near North Bend, Washington, and now delivers seasonal produce plus farm products to customers' doors.

What you can get

• A customizable produce box: choose a size, then add or swap items through an online "Farm Stand."
• Add-on farm products such as jams, pasture-raised eggs, olive oil, local honey and dairy.
• Recipes, farm news and a blog alongside the delivery service.

How delivery works

• You pick a box size and can change it later.
• Home deliveries are left on your doorstep in an early-morning window; office deliveries arrive during business hours.
• You can skip a delivery or change frequency to fit travel or schedule.
• Availability is location-based: the site checks your city or ZIP code and shows whether delivery reaches you, with home, office and pickup-site options.

Who it suits Someone who wants organic produce chosen for them but still wants control over what arrives, and who likes the idea of adding grocery staples to the same delivery. It's less suited to people who want same-day or on-demand shopping, or who live outside the listed delivery areas.

Practical next step Enter your ZIP code or city on the site to confirm delivery, then compare the box sizes against how much produce you actually use in a week. If you travel often, check the skip and frequency options before committing, since a box you can't pause becomes waste.

How does Full Circle's farm box delivery service work?

Full Circle is a farm-box service: you choose a box size, customize what goes in it, and have it delivered to your home, office or a pickup site. The farm started in 1996 near North Bend, Washington, and the site emphasizes organic produce from its own farm and partner farms.

The basic flow

1. Pick a box size. Options are framed around whether you want mostly fruit, mostly vegetables, or a mix.
2. Customize the contents. Through an online "Farm Stand," you can add or swap produce items before your delivery.
3. Add farm products. You can include items such as jams, pasture-raised eggs, olive oil, local honey and dairy alongside the produce.
4. Receive the delivery. Home deliveries are left on your doorstep; office deliveries arrive during business hours, and pickup sites have set collection windows.
5. Manage your schedule. You can skip a delivery or change frequency, which is useful for vacations or weeks when you're away.

Delivery area matters most

The site's location checker is the decisive step. If your ZIP code isn't covered, you can't order a box yet — you can only join the list for updates on new delivery areas. Coverage shown on the page centers on parts of Orange County, California (Aliso Viejo, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Woods) plus a Seattle pickup site. Delivery days and times vary by area and by whether you choose home, office or pickup.

Is it a good fit for you?

• Good fit: You want organic produce chosen for you, but still want control over individual items, box size and frequency. You'd rather add eggs, honey or dairy to the same order than shop separately.
• Less good fit: You want same-day or on-demand grocery delivery, or you live outside the current delivery zones.
• Trade-off: Customization and skipping add flexibility, but you're still planning around a fixed delivery day rather than shopping whenever you like. Doorstep drop-off is convenient but means someone should bring the box in promptly.

Next step: Use the delivery-area checker on Full Circle with your ZIP code before comparing box sizes. If you're outside the area, the recipes and farm blog are still browsable while you wait for coverage.

What areas does Full Circle deliver to?

Full Circle's own site lists delivery to specific neighborhoods rather than a nationwide map. On the page, the confirmed city list is Aliso Viejo, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, and Laguna Woods, with a zip-code check as the primary way to confirm service. The same page also shows a Seattle pick-up site at 2400 Queen Anne Ave. N., 98101, but that is a restricted location requiring affiliation with an organization — not general home delivery.

The delivery model described is Thursday-based, with home deliveries left on the doorstep between 7:00pm the night before and 7:00am on delivery day. Office deliveries arrive between 8:00am and 5:00pm. If your zip code is not covered, the page offers a waitlist-style option to join online for updates on new delivery areas, recipes, and farm events.

For a quick decision: enter your zip code first. If it is accepted, choose home or office delivery, then pick and customize a box size. If it is not accepted, the practical next step is to join the notification list rather than assume a nearby city is covered. The site also points to Full Circle for recipes and farm news while you wait for service expansion.

Can I customize the contents of my Full Circle farm box?

Yes. Full Circle's farm boxes are built to be customized: you choose your box size, then add or swap individual produce items through the online Farm Stand before your delivery. You can also add farm products such as jams, pasture-raised eggs, olive oil, local honey and dairy, and you can skip a delivery or change your frequency to fit travel or a busy week.

How the customization fits together

• Pick a box size — choose the produce box that matches how much fruit and vegetables you actually eat, and change it later.
• Swap and add produce — use the Farm Stand to adjust what's arriving rather than accepting a fixed assortment.
• Add grocery items — treat the box as the base and layer on artisan and farm products.
• Control timing — skip a delivery or change how often boxes arrive.

A practical example

Say you cook mostly at home but travel one week a month. You could set a size that covers your household, swap out items you won't use before they spoil, add eggs and honey for the week you're home, then skip the delivery for your travel week. That combination of swapping, adding and skipping is what makes the box feel closer to a grocery order than a surprise assortment.

What to weigh

Customization is most valuable if you'll actually log in and edit before each cutoff. If you'd rather not manage it, a fixed box is simpler but may include items you don't want. Also check that your address falls in a delivery area and note the delivery window, since home deliveries are left on your doorstep early in the morning.

Next step: enter your ZIP code on Full Circle to confirm delivery, then open the Farm Stand for an upcoming box to see which items are swappable that week.

What types of products can I add to my Full Circle delivery besides produce?

Beyond produce, Full Circle lets you add farm and pantry products to the same delivery, so you can build a box that covers more of your grocery list rather than just fruits and vegetables.

According to the site, the add-on selection includes:

• Hand-crafted jams
• Pasture-raised eggs
• Olive oil
• Local honey
• Dairy products
• Other artisan farm products

These are presented as optional additions to your produce box, ordered through the online Farm Stand, where you can also swap or add produce items. Delivery is included with the box service, and you can skip a delivery or change frequency to fit vacations and schedule changes.

A practical way to decide: If you mainly want produce, start with a box size and treat add-ons as occasional extras. If you want to reduce separate shopping trips, use the Farm Stand each week to add eggs, dairy or pantry items you would otherwise buy elsewhere—then check whether the combined order still fits your budget and delivery schedule.

For current availability in your area and the full add-on list, check the delivery-area tool and Farm Stand on Full Circle.

How does Full Circle's referral program work?

Full Circle's referral program is a give-and-get credit offer: you share a unique promo code, and when a friend signs up with it and receives their first delivery, both sides get rewarded. According to the page, the friend gets $15 off their first delivery, and you receive two $25 credits (a total of $50) applied to your account.

Two details matter for planning:

• Timing: The page describes this as a "Double Rewards" promotion for September only. Treat the specific amounts and the double-credit structure as tied to that promotion rather than a permanent, year-round rate.
• Qualifying action: The reward hinges on your friend completing their first delivery, not just signing up. If they skip or delay their first box, the credit likely won't post yet.

A practical scenario: You send your code to a neighbor who has been curious about the service. They enter it at signup, choose a box size, and get their first delivery on the next delivery day. Once that delivery lands, the $50 in credits appears on your account and can go toward a future box.

Next step: If you're already a customer, look for your referral code in your account or the promo email referenced on the page, and confirm the current terms before sharing — the September framing suggests the offer can change. If you're not yet a customer, you'd need to join first, since the program rewards existing members who refer.

For context on the service itself, Full Circle is an organic produce and grocery delivery company that started as a five-acre farm near North Bend, Washington in 1996. Boxes are customizable, and you can add farm products like jams, eggs, olive oil, honey and dairy. Delivery areas are limited — the site asks for your zip code to confirm whether they reach you — so it's worth checking that before counting on a referral reward.