What the network moved, and where it went.
Community food infrastructure earns its funding by being measurable. This is the Coalition's standing record — updated annually — of food rescued, grants spent, and the members who did the work.
Food rescue, year over year
Annual pounds of food rescued and routed to Greene County pantries and feeding agencies.
Bracketed years await verification before publication.
Grants: administered and spent
To date the Coalition has administered approximately $18,000 in grant funding, with 100% of those funds spent purchasing fresh food from local agricultural producers — feeding neighbors while strengthening the regional farm economy.
While formalizing its 501(c)(3) status, the Coalition accepts charitable gifts through a fiscal sponsor and connects into state pipelines such as Nourish NY.
- $18K
- Grants administered to date
- 100%
- Spent on local food
Volunteer capacity
The last mile of this system runs on volunteers — drivers, gleaners, sorters, and organizers across the county.
GCFSC-specific volunteer hours to be tallied and verified. Regional volunteer counts belong to the FeedHV network.
Member roster
Pantries, feeding agencies, and community organizations coordinating through the Coalition.
Roster reflects known members; full list maintained and verified annually.