THEFOOD ACCESS COALITION
From loading docks to parking lots—connecting surplus food with communities in need, often on the same day
Our 2026 Impact
We supply 191 partner sites across the Baltimore area (as of Q4 2026). Those food pantries and distribution sites share the food free with their neighbors.
Points of Distribution
Partner pantries and distribution sites sharing food across Baltimore
Meals Provided
Meals' worth of food delivered to partner sites for their neighbors
Food Value
Total value of food distributed to partner sites
How It Works
Our strategic process ensures food moves efficiently from sources to communities
Direct Route
Food delivered directly from donors to neighborhood distribution points.
Cross-Dock
Food temporarily stored and sorted at our warehouse for efficient distribution.
Scheduled Pick-Ups
Partners collect food from our warehouse on a regular schedule to serve their communities.
About the Food Access Coalition
Born during the pandemic in 2020, the Food Access Coalition is a collaboration of Baltimore nonprofits, each with its own EIN, working to ensure no Baltimore resident goes hungry. Key partners include Baltimore Relief Network, Somebody Cares Baltimore and Haven City Church.
We're a regional distribution organization (RDO). Powered by a fleet of trucks, a central warehouse, and the faith-driven generosity of Baltimore's churches, we move surplus food to 191 partner food pantries and distribution sites, which share it free with their neighbors.
Join Us in Feeding Baltimore
Every pallet costs a little to move; every neighborhood is worth the trip. Help us continue making a difference in our city.