OUR PARTNERS
Built on strong relationships
Community Feed works because the institutions that believed in this model and committed their own resources to prove it. These are the partners who make it real.
The Columbus Foundation
Columbus, OH
Fiscal Sponsor · Donor-Advised Fund
One of the nation’s largest community foundations and the fiscal home of Community Feed. Gifts made through The Columbus Foundation are tax-deductible and deployed as matching dollars to qualifying hunger relief partners.
Second Harvest Food Bank North Central Ohio
Lorain, OH
Distribution Partner · $150,000 Committed SFY2027
Serving Crawford, Erie, Huron, and Lorain counties through 150+ agencies. When state funding ended in 2025, Second Harvest committed $150,000 in institutional procurement in both SFY ‘26 and ‘27, contracting with the farm network for fresh produce.
The Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland
Cleveland, OH
Distribution Partner · $100,000 Committed SFY2027
Serving Greater Cleveland, Hunger Network committed $100,000 in SFY2027 — another significant commitment since federal funding ended. Their legacy has served Cuyahoga County for over 40 years.
Urban Wholistics
Toledo, OH
Community Partner · Toledo Program
Founded by Sonia Flunder-McNair, Urban Wholistics is a grassroots urban farm and community health initiative in Toledo’s Junction neighborhood — growing food, educating youth, and building local food systems in communities historically excluded from fresh produce access.
West Akron Community Market
Akron, OH
Community Partner · Akron Program
A community-rooted food access point in West Akron, serving as a key distribution partner for Community Feed’s Northeast Ohio work — connecting Ohio farm produce with families in the Akron region.
Forest City Food Collective
Cleveland, OH
Supply Chain Partner · Northeast Ohio
Formerly the Oberlin Food Hub, FCFC supports farm commerce. They promote the model that delivered 4 million pounds of Ohio produce to food banks and convene new donors and partner organizations in Northeast Ohio.