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DIFFERENT PROGRAMS. A SHARED PURPOSE.

However you serve,
there’s a place for you.

One neighborhood pantry or a network of distribution sites.
Bring the people, places, and details of your program together.

01
NEIGHBORHOOD FOOD PANTRIES

A big heart.
A small team.
A better set of tools.

You don’t need a large staff to have an organized operation. Keep household records, check in returning families, and prepare reports in the same workspace.

  • A free plan for up to 100 clients
  • Client records and visit history
  • EFAP PDF reports
Start with your pantry
loavenly
Community Pantry

You’re checked in.

Welcome back, Elena.
Your household of 4 is all set.

Household visit recordedWednesday distribution
Illustrative check-in confirmation
02
COMMUNITY FOOD PROGRAMS

More hands.
One shared home
for the work.

Churches, outreach programs, and community centers depend on people showing up. Give staff and volunteers a shared view of clients, supplies, and the work ahead.

  • Team access that fits each role
  • Inventory and donation records
  • Volunteer coordination on the Organization plan
Talk about your program
Illustration of pantry volunteers preparing grocery boxes together
03
MULTI-LOCATION FOOD BANKS

Different doors.
A connected
operation.

Keep each distribution site organized without losing sight of the whole program. Manage location access and use one system across the places you serve.

  • Location-specific workflows
  • A shared client management system
  • Unlimited locations on the Organization plan
Bring your locations together
Connected locations3 locations
Downtown pantryLocation 01
Community centerLocation 02
Neighborhood outreachLocation 03
Example organization
YOUR NEXT DISTRIBUTION STARTS HERE

Good food.
Good people.
A better way to work.

Free for small pantries. Room to grow when you’re ready.

Illustration of a grocery bag filled with bread, vegetables, and orangesA LITTLE
HELP GOES
A LONG WAY