What they call their work
What they do
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Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 1 activity
- Rescue and distribute food and essential resourcesDistributes over $2 million in food and essential resources weekly, with a projected total distribution exceeding $100 million in 2026. Recovers an average of 138,000 pounds of food weekly, providing approximately 115,000 meals weekly.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Operate nonprofit grocery marketsFacilitated over 256,000 customer transactions in 2025 through nonprofit grocery markets.
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Who runs it
- MICHAEL SERVELLO — DIRECTOR
- RYAN BARONE — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- Baldor Specialty Foods Partner — Collaborates on food recovery and distribution efforts.
- Chobani Partner — Partner in recovering and distributing surplus food and essential resources.
- Convoy of Hope Partner — Partner in recovering and distributing food and essential resources.
- Delivering Good Partner — Collaborates on distribution of essential resources through nonprofit and community partners.
- Rochester Institute of Technology's New York State Pollution Prevention Institute Partner — Conducted a case study on Compassion Coalition's food recovery and distribution model.
- Sysco Partner — Partner in recovering and distributing surplus food and essential resources.
- Walmart Partner — Collaborates with Compassion Coalition on product recovery and distribution of food and essential resources.
- World Vision Partner — Collaborates with Compassion Coalition on humanitarian distribution efforts.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Vertically Integrated Distribution 30 orgsmethodology: vertically_integrated_distributionBy integrating product recovery, warehousing, logistics, nonprofit retail, and community distribution into a single system, we increase efficiency, reduce waste, and strengthen control over the supply chain to improve reliability and scale of charitable food delivery.shared approach: Food Rescue and Redistribution →
- Self-Sustaining Nonprofit Modelmethodology: self_sustaining_nonprofit_modelBy reinvesting revenue from nonprofit grocery operations into charitable distribution and infrastructure, we create a self-sustaining distribution ecosystem that reduces dependency on external funding and increases long-term scalability.