Agency Network

We have a strategic and targeted approach to bringing on new partners, and always consider the need, our resourcing, as well as existing food pantries, nonprofits and resources working in that community.

As we evaluate the food insecurity rates across our 29 county and 5 city service area, we are not currently in an open application period. However, if you are interested in learning more about our Agency Network or to be put on our wait list, please email our Agency Relations team at agencyrelations@feedmore.org.

Monthly reporting is a requirement for all Feed More agencies; reports must be complete by the 10th of the month.

• Agency Monthly Reports  (for agencies not using Link2Feed)
• Link2Feed Client Intake and Bulk Program Reporting
• USDA The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) Monthly Reporting Form
• Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Monthly Reporting Form
• Kids Cafe Weekly Attendance & Meal Count Online Reporting Form
• Summer Food Service Program Daily Meal Count Online Reporting Form
• Direct Store Pick-up Daily Donation Form
• MealConnect Reporting

Agency Delivery Schedule

• Updated daily – new schedule will be posted by 5 p.m.

Feed More strives to continually improve all aspects of who we are and the mission we stand behind. We are dedicated to strengthening and streamlining our operations to make them more effective and efficient, while helping our neighbors who struggle with hunger. The programs below are available for partner agencies so that they are able to better serve their communities; we also have many other Hunger Relief Programs that are accessible directly to those in need.

Programs

Each of our agencies has access to our inventory, educational programs, technical assistance, other relevant materials and so much more. To help our agencies grow and better serve their communities, we’re happy to offer programs such as:

• Direct Store Pickup Program

• • This program enables members of Feed More’s Agency Network to pick up donations of perishable and nonperishable products from stores in their community. In addition to saving valuable time and money, our Direct Store Pickup program allows our retail partners to directly impact the communities they serve and fight food waste. Agencies commit to pick up these donations on a regular assigned schedule and report pounds received weekly.

• • Any agencies interested in learning more should reach out to their Regional Manager.

• The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)

• • TEFAP is a USDA program that provides food to agencies free of charge to distribute to income-eligible clients on a monthly basis. Food that is distributed through TEFAP includes canned fruits and vegetables, dry beans, rice, pasta and other grains, and occasional meat and dairy. Please note, additional reporting and monitoring are required.

• • Any agencies interested in learning more should reach out to their Regional Manager.

• • The program standards are applied without discrimination by race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability. Please read the full non-discrimination statement here.

• Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)
  

• • Focused on low-income individuals who are at risk of malnutrition, this USDA program distributes nutritious food to seniors on a monthly basis to supplement their diet by helping stretch their food dollars. CSFP participation is free for agencies, requires verification of the client’s income and identity and also requires additional reporting and monitoring.

• • Any agencies interested in learning more should reach out to their Regional Manager.

• • The program standards are applied without discrimination by race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability. Please read the full non-discrimination statement here.

Issue No. 1: Where We’ve Come & Where We’re Going

Issue No. 2: Agency Store and Pick Up Processes

Issue No. 3: Feed More Move Preparation