Where Local Food Meets Local Need

Rural counties make up 63% of the total United States, but account for 78% of all counties experiencing high food insecurity.

To end hunger in these areas, Warehouses4Good helps build food hubs, public markets, and distribution centers that strengthen their local food systems and support rural economic growth. Our work creates real, lasting benefits for families, farmers, and small communities.

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Our Projects

  • Map showing locations in Kentucky, including Hazard, Bell County, and nearby towns. Warehouses4Good developed this map in a persistent poverty study.

    Kentucky Appalachia

  • Map highlighting the Mississippi Delta region, with towns such as Moorhead, Indiana, Inverness, Itta Bena, LeFLORE, Schlater, Doddsville, and Sunflower, showing county boundaries and roads.

    Mississippi Delta

  • Map showing the Hopi Reservation and the location of the planned Warehouses4Good food hub.

    Hopi Reservation

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Our Services

  • We help communities complete the early planning to meet design and technical requirements needed before construction can begin. This includes need assessments, feasibility studies, site reviews, funding eligibility, and early project coordination.

  • We work closely with our local partners to bring together local leaders, businesses, and nonprofits to shape projects that reflect the community’s needs and goals.

  • Our facilities help communities strengthen cold storage, aggregation, transportation, and distribution so more local food reaches families, schools, and stores

  • We serve as the owner’s representative during construction, helping communities navigate contractors, timelines, and budgets so facilities are built correctly, safely, and to the standards required for long-term success.

  • We oversee project scope, timelines, and deliverables while ensuring all grant reporting and federal requirements are met from start to finish.

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We believe strong communities start with strong relationships. At Warehouses4Good, we listen first, work alongside local partners, and design solutions that reflect each region’s needs. Integrity, trust, and shared purpose guide every project we support.

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Partnership Insights

  • “From our program's inception, Warehouses4Good has provided God's Pantry Food Bank end-to-end project management support, allowing us to focus on our mission. By leveraging their expertise, we are adding much-needed infrastructure to amplify our impact, reaching more beneficiaries and achieving long-term, positive change in Appalachia.”

    Michael Halligan

    President and CEO
    God’s Pantry Food Bank

  • “Warehouses4Good has been a great asset to the North Dakota Association of Rural Electrical Cooperatives’ (NDAREC) efforts to establish a network of food hubs and distribution centers in North Dakota. Warehouses4Good’s work with NDAREC has helped move forward our efforts to address food access to our families and grocery stores in our rural communities. These efforts will provide more opportunities to local and regional producers and processors to increase local foods to their existing markets and gain access to new markets. In the end, Warehouses4Good will have helped to improve food access, quality, and security to our rural North Dakota communities.”

    Brian Gion

    Cooperative Development Specialist
    North Dakota Association of Rural Cooperatives

  • “Working with Warehouses4Good enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of our program to bring a food and small business hub to the Hopi people while fostering a collaborative partnership dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those we serve. Together, we are navigating planning and construction complexities, unlocking funding opportunities, and igniting meaningful change, fortified by shared purpose and passion.”

    Rachel Crouse


    Board Member
    Hopi Relief