The farm anticipates giving away approximately 3,000 pumpkins and will be given away as supplies last, and are available on a first-come-first serve basis.
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Cars will enter through G&M Farms' corn maze parking lot.
From there, they will be routed to the main pumpkin patch where masked staff members will help load up pumpkins into the vehicles.
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The farm is limiting the giveaway to one pumpkin-per-person, and 4 pumpkins maximum per vehicle.
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The organizers say the event is "a thank you to the community for years of support and patronage."
The pumpkin giveaway was a success and organizers say they won't continue on Sunday since they gave all their pumpkins away.
On Facebook, the farm wrote, "Our free pumpkin drive-thru was a success! We gave out all 3,000 pumpkins today! Unfortunately we won't be open tomorrow. Thank you and see you next year!"