A bakery owner. A program coordinator at a Wednesday lunch. A family in Phoenix that wants to send specific things to specific kids. The network has room for all of it.
Tell us once what you typically have at close. We check in each week. "Got extras tonight?" Yes or no. Someone picks it up or you walk it over. About a minute of your time per week.
Tell us what you have →Post specific items with quantities. Twelve cans of beans. Six reams of paper. The board makes them visible. Progress bars fill through the week. If something doesn't fill on its own, we cover the gap.
See if we already built your page →You look at the board, see a specific thing someone actually needs, and you send it. Copy paper for a teacher. Basketballs for kids who play on dirt courts. You watch your card move. When it arrives, the partner tells you it did.
Open the board →Tell us once, then say yes or no. The platform is built around a weekly check-in, not a constant ask. We remember what you do. You just confirm or decline.
Keep things sealed and safe. If it's food, it's still in original packaging. If it's supplies, it's new or like-new. The receiving kitchen confirms what they got; you keep our pickup record for your tax accountant.
Confirm when things arrive. The card moves to "Landed" when the receiving partner confirms it. Their word is what closes the loop. Whether you sent something, served something, or coordinated something, you tell us when it lands.
Let your name be part of it. Attribution is how this works. Donors see whose food they're helping move. Programs see who supplied what. Partners see who showed up. Anonymity is available. Most people find visible is better.
We're a small team. We don't operate trucks or manage warehouses. We don't compete with food banks. They do heroic work at a scale we don't approach. We're not an open marketplace where anyone can post anything.
What we do is connect people who have things with people who need things, and make the whole exchange visible so nobody has to operate on faith alone. We keep it small enough to trust and clear enough to feel.
No application form. No portal. Just a conversation about who you are and how you'd like to be part of this.