Feed More works to alleviate hunger in Central Virginia by providing food directly to individuals and families and by supporting a network of agency partners through programs like mobile pantries, Meals on Wheels, children’s programs and other hunger-relief services.
Feed More Inc’s recent grantmaking is built around keeping food moving to a large network of partners in Central Virginia. The single largest recent grant went to a Network of 297 Member Agencies for food distribution through 297 feeding partners, which shows how central the agency network is to the foundation’s work. That same pattern appears in smaller awards that help local sites expand, store, and distribute food more effectively. The foundation backs food pantries, community kitchens, meal programs, and other hunger-relief organizations with support for refrigeration, vehicles, shelving, renovations, staff support, and general operating needs. It also funds pilot work, including a healthy pantry initiative and a food pharmacy pilot at Walnut Hill Pharmacy. Recent grantees include The Cornerstone Community Development Center, which received a capacity-building grant, and The Cross-over Ministry Inc, which received staff-support funding. Across the record, the emphasis is on strengthening the organizations that deliver food rather than on individual assistance or unrelated program areas.
Feed More Inc supports hunger relief through a mix of distribution infrastructure and site-level upgrades. In 2025, Icna Relief USA Programs Inc received $40,000 for a refrigerated vehicle purchase, while Community Resource Services received the same amount to buy a refrigerated vehicle for Direct Store Pickup capacity. These grants point to a practical logistics focus. The foundation also funds pantry and partner-site improvements. Colonial Hghts Food Pantry Inc received $55,000 for an agency expansion project, and Belmont Community Resource Svcs received $40,000 for retail agency capacity building. In the health-and-nutrition space, Moments of Hope Outreach received $17,142 for a healthy pantry initiative grant pilot funding, and Walnut Hill Pharmacy received pilot funding tied to a food pharmacy project. Feed More Inc also supports senior nutrition through CSFP-related grantmaking and partner distribution.
Feed More Inc’s grant sizes cluster around smaller operating and capacity awards: the typical grant size is $6,938 at the 25th percentile, $14,529 at the median, and $37,500 at the 75th percentile. The distribution includes both very large network-level support and many lower-dollar site grants. The same recipients sometimes appear more than once across years, including Goochland Cares, Belmont Community Resource Svcs, Henrico Community Food Bank, Moments of Hope Outreach, and Walnut Hill Pharmacy. The grant record also shows recurring support for capacity building, equipment, and operating help. Feed More Inc is an operating foundation-style funder with a local geographic scope, and it accepts inquiry forms from new agency partners through its Agency Inquiry program.
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$78.3M
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Most grants fall between $7K and $38K, with a median of $15K.
25th Percentile
$7K
Median
$15K
75th Percentile
$38K
KIM KUGELMAN
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Feed More Inc gives entirely within Virginia, with 100% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. Recipient cities and towns that appear repeatedly include Richmond, Henrico, Petersburg, Glen Allen, Goochland, Hanover, Aylett, Colonial Heights, Crewe, Farmville, Clarksville, Victoria, and Amelia. Richmond appears often across partner support grants, while Petersburg shows up in multiple awards to Walnut Hill Pharmacy. The geography is tightly local and centered on Central Virginia.
It funds food pantries, community kitchens, meal programs, churches, community resource centers, and other hunger-relief partners. Recent grants include support for agency capacity, refrigerated vehicles, shelving, renovations, staff support, and program pilots tied to pantry operations and food access.
Yes. Several organizations appear in more than one year or more than once in the recent-grants list, including Goochland Cares, Belmont Community Resource Svcs, Henrico Community Food Bank, Moments of Hope Outreach, and Walnut Hill Pharmacy. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off awards only.
The middle of the distribution is modest: the 25th percentile is $6,938, the median is $14,529, and the 75th percentile is $37,500. The record also includes a very large network-level distribution grant of $64,014,720, alongside many smaller site and capacity awards.
Yes. Feed More Inc accepts Inquiry Forms from nonprofits, pantries, churches, and other community organizations interested in joining its Agency Network. New partners are considered based on community need, Feed More resourcing, and existing providers in the area.
Its giving is local and entirely in Virginia. The recipient country distribution is 100% US, and the recent grants list is concentrated in Central Virginia cities and towns such as Richmond, Henrico, Petersburg, Glen Allen, Goochland, Hanover, Aylett, and Colonial Heights.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Feed More that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Organizations providing direct food or meal services in Feed More’s service area. Feed More evaluates need, available resourcing, and overlap with existing agencies. Monthly reporting is required for agencies.
Deadline: No specific deadline stated; Feed More is currently accepting inquiry forms.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER | AYLETT, VA | $70,000 | 2025 | AGENCY CAPACITY BULDING GRANT |
| WAYMAKERS FOUNDATION | N CHESTERFIELD, VA | $45,500 | 2025 | FUNDS TO PURCHASE REFRIGERATED TRUCK |
| THE CROSS-OVER MINISTRY INC | RICHMOND, VA | $42,500 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR AGENCY GRANT FOR STAFF SUPPORT |
| BELMONT COMMUNITY RESOURCE SVCS | RICHMOND, VA | $40,000 | 2025 | RAC (RETAIL AGENCY CAPACITY BUILDING) FUNDS |
| ICNA RELIEF USA PROGRAMS INC | HENRICO, VA | $40,000 | 2025 | REFRIGERATED VEHICLE PURCHASE |
| HEIGHTS GROCERY | GLEN ALLEN, VA | $40,000 | 2025 | FUNDS TO PURCHASE FOR REFRIGERATED VEHICLE TO INCREASE CAPACITY IN DIRECT STORE PU PROGRAM |
| COMMUNITY RESOURCE SERVICES | VICTORIA, VA | $40,000 | 2025 | FUNDS TO PURCHASE REFRIGERATED VEHICLE TO INCREASE CAPACITY IN DSP PROGRAM |
| TOTAL LIFE CTR OF SOUTHSIDE VA | CREWE, VA | $35,000 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING MATERIALS FOR DIRECT STORE PROGRAM |
| THE CROSS-OVER MINISTRY INC | RICHMOND, VA | $33,600 | 2025 | FUNDING JOINT SNAP- FAM3, SENIOR SNAP, SNAP IN SCHOOLS |
| REACHING BEYOND THE WALLS RVA | RICHMOND, VA | $30,399 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING GRANT |
| WALNUT HILL PHARMACY | PETERSBURG, VA | $30,120 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING EXPENSES FOR 3 MONTHS |
| ATLANTIC OUTREACH GROUP INC | RICHMOND, VA | $29,132 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR AGENCY CAPACITY ADDITIONAL REFRIGERATION |
| FACES FOOD PANTRY | FARMVILLE, VA | $27,298 | 2025 | HPI GRANT: CHOICE EQUIPMENT, 10 PARTICIPANTS IN LEAN PROGRAMS @100 |
| COUNTYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH FOOD MINISTRY | KENT STORE, VA | $25,100 | 2025 | FUNDS TO PURCHASE A NEW VEHICLE & WORKING REEFER UNIT |
| RESTORATION FELL CHRISTIAN CTR | RICHMOND, VA | $21,000 | 2025 | AGENCY CAPACITY GRANT |
| BELMONT COMMUNITY RESOURCE SVCS | RICHMOND, VA | $18,819 | 2025 | HPI GRANT- COOKING AND BILINGUAL PANTRY SIGNAGE |
| RESTORATION FELL CHRISTIAN CTR | RICHMOND, VA | $18,000 | 2025 | CAPACITY GRANT |
| MOMENTS OF HOPE OUTREACH | HANOVER, VA | $17,142 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR HEALTHY PANTRY INITIATIVE GRANT PILOT FUNDING |
| GOOCHLAND CARES | GOOCHLAND, VA | $15,000 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING |
| ST THOMAS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH | RICHMOND, VA | $10,620 | 2025 | HPI GRANT - COOKING CLASS EQUIPMENT |
| MOMENTS OF HOPE OUTREACH | HANOVER, VA | $10,000 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR PURCHASE OF SHELVING AND COLD STORAGE |
| HENRICO COMMUNITY FOOD BANK | GLEN ALLEN, VA | $10,000 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING |
| CORINTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (SANDSTON FOOD PANTRY) | SANDSTON, VA | $10,000 | 2025 | FUNDING FOR RAC2 - REFRIGERATORS FREEZER SHELVI |
| MUTUAL AID DISASTER RELIEF RICHMOND | RICHMOND, VA | $9,700 | 2025 | HPI GRANT TO PURCHASE CONCRETE/DRY WALL REPAIR, ADA COMPLIANT TOILET STACKING CHAIRS |
| WALNUT HILL PHARMACY | PETERSBURG, VA | $9,428 | 2025 | QUARTERLY DISTRIBUTION GRANT FUND- PILOT PROJECT |
| WALNUT HILL PHARMACY | PETERSBURG, VA | $9,427 | 2025 | WALNUT HILL FOOD PHARMACY PILOT PROJECT- UHC GRANT |
| CORNERSTONE FOCCUS INC | KENBRIDGE, VA | $7,743 | 2025 | GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER |
| COMMUNITY RESOURCE SERVICES | VICTORIA, VA | $7,399 | 2025 | HPI GRANT SHELVING ON WHEELS AND PRODUCE DSPLAYS |
| CITY POINT RESTORATION | N PRINCE GEORGE, VA | $7,000 | 2025 | FUNDING FOR COMMERCIAL FREEZER, COMMERCIAL COOLER & SHELVING |
| SOUTH HILL BREAD BOX | SOUTH HILL, VA | $7,000 | 2025 | PURCHASE A COMMERCIAL FRIDGE, FREEZER & SHELVING |
| COMMONWEALTH CATHOLIC CHARITIES | RICHMOND, VA | $7,000 | 2025 | INTERNAL GRANTS-FREEZER-FRIDGE |
| ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH | N CHESTERFIELD, VA | $7,000 | 2025 | FUNDING FOR RAC2 FRIDGE-FREEZER-SHELVING |
| ST ANN CATHOLIC CHURCH (OUR DAILY BREAD) | COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA | $7,000 | 2025 | FUNDS TO PURCHASE COMMERCIAL FRIDGE, FREEZER AND SHELVING |
| WALNUT HILL PHARMACY | PETERSBURG, VA | $6,875 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR EXPENSES-RENT+DEL. VHC GRANT EXT. |
| EPHESUS 7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH | RICHMOND, VA | $6,699 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TABLES, SHOPPING CARTS, AND FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR REPAIR |
| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | ASHLAND, VA | $6,499 | 2025 | HPI GRANT TO PURCHASE SHOPPING CARTS, PRODUCE DISPLAYS |
| FAITH COMM BAPTIST CHURCH | RICHMOND, VA | $6,410 | 2025 | HPI GRANT SHELVES, TABLES, CHAIRS, SIGNAGE, TRANSLATION DEVICE, WELCOME APRONS, STORAGE |
| HELPING EVERY LIFE PROSPER (HELP) | BLACKSTONE, VA | $6,399 | 2025 | FUNDING FOR RAC2 FREEZER |
| HEALTHY HARVEST FOOD BANK | WARSAW, VA | $6,338 | 2025 | FA FSEIF EQUITY IN COMMUNITIES TO PR1044 |
| EMMANUEL CH OF GOD IN CHRIST | PETERSBURG, VA | $6,085 | 2025 | FUNDS FOR NEW FREEZERS, COOLERS, HAND TRUCKS & AC UNIT |
| PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOVE & RESTORATION | RICHMOND, VA | $6,000 | 2025 | FUNDS TO PURCHASE COMMERCIAL FRIDGE, FREEZER AND SHELVING |
| SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE | CHESTERFIELD, VA | $6,000 | 2025 | FUNDING FOR RAC2-COMMERCIAL FREEZER & COOLER |
| CRUSADE FOR CHRIST MINISTRIES | RICHMOND, VA | $6,000 | 2025 | FL FEEDS GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER |
| BELMONT COMMUNITY RESOURCE SVCS | RICHMOND, VA | $6,000 | 2025 | FOOD LION GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER |
| EMMANUEL CH OF GOD IN CHRIST | PETERSBURG, VA | $6,000 | 2025 | FOOD LION GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER |
| LAWRENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH | LAWRENCEVILLE, VA | $5,600 | 2025 | TO PURCHASE REFRIGERATOR UNIT, FREEZER UNIT, TABLES |
| ST LUKE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST | KEYSVILLE, VA | $5,399 | 2025 | HPI GRANT TO PURCHASE UPRIGHT COMMERCIAL FREEZER |
| NETWORK OF 297 MEMBER AGENCIES | VARIOUS, VA | $64,014,720 | 2023 | FEEDMORE, INC. DISTRIBUTED FOOD THROUGH A NETWORK OF 297 FEEDING PARTNERS. |
| COLONIAL HGHTS FOOD PANTRY INC | COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA | $55,000 | 2023 | FUNDS FOR AGENCY EXPANSION PROJECT |
| LEWIS GINTER BOTANICAL GARDEN INC | RICHMOND, VA | $40,000 | 2023 | FUNDS TO LEWIS GINTER FOR THEIR 10 YR SUPPORT WITH PRODUCE AGENCY SUPPORT |
THE CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER
$70,000AGENCY CAPACITY BULDING GRANT
WAYMAKERS FOUNDATION
$45,500FUNDS TO PURCHASE REFRIGERATED TRUCK
BELMONT COMMUNITY RESOURCE SVCS
$40,000RAC (RETAIL AGENCY CAPACITY BUILDING) FUNDS
HEIGHTS GROCERY
FUNDS TO PURCHASE FOR REFRIGERATED VEHICLE TO INCREASE CAPACITY IN DIRECT STORE PU PROGRAM
COMMUNITY RESOURCE SERVICES
$40,000FUNDS TO PURCHASE REFRIGERATED VEHICLE TO INCREASE CAPACITY IN DSP PROGRAM
TOTAL LIFE CTR OF SOUTHSIDE VA
$35,000FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING MATERIALS FOR DIRECT STORE PROGRAM
FUNDING JOINT SNAP- FAM3, SENIOR SNAP, SNAP IN SCHOOLS
REACHING BEYOND THE WALLS RVA
$30,399FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING GRANT
WALNUT HILL PHARMACY
$30,120FUNDS FOR CAPACITY BUILDING EXPENSES FOR 3 MONTHS
ATLANTIC OUTREACH GROUP INC
$29,132FUNDS FOR AGENCY CAPACITY ADDITIONAL REFRIGERATION
FACES FOOD PANTRY
$27,298HPI GRANT: CHOICE EQUIPMENT, 10 PARTICIPANTS IN LEAN PROGRAMS @100
COUNTYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH FOOD MINISTRY
$25,100FUNDS TO PURCHASE A NEW VEHICLE & WORKING REEFER UNIT
RESTORATION FELL CHRISTIAN CTR
$21,000AGENCY CAPACITY GRANT
BELMONT COMMUNITY RESOURCE SVCS
$18,819HPI GRANT- COOKING AND BILINGUAL PANTRY SIGNAGE
RESTORATION FELL CHRISTIAN CTR
$18,000CAPACITY GRANT
MOMENTS OF HOPE OUTREACH
$17,142FUNDS FOR HEALTHY PANTRY INITIATIVE GRANT PILOT FUNDING
ST THOMAS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH
$10,620HPI GRANT - COOKING CLASS EQUIPMENT
MOMENTS OF HOPE OUTREACH
$10,000FUNDS FOR PURCHASE OF SHELVING AND COLD STORAGE
CORINTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (SANDSTON FOOD PANTRY)
$10,000FUNDING FOR RAC2 - REFRIGERATORS FREEZER SHELVI
MUTUAL AID DISASTER RELIEF RICHMOND
$9,700HPI GRANT TO PURCHASE CONCRETE/DRY WALL REPAIR, ADA COMPLIANT TOILET STACKING CHAIRS
WALNUT HILL PHARMACY
$9,428QUARTERLY DISTRIBUTION GRANT FUND- PILOT PROJECT
WALNUT HILL PHARMACY
$9,427WALNUT HILL FOOD PHARMACY PILOT PROJECT- UHC GRANT
CORNERSTONE FOCCUS INC
$7,743GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER
COMMUNITY RESOURCE SERVICES
$7,399HPI GRANT SHELVING ON WHEELS AND PRODUCE DSPLAYS
CITY POINT RESTORATION
$7,000FUNDING FOR COMMERCIAL FREEZER, COMMERCIAL COOLER & SHELVING
SOUTH HILL BREAD BOX
$7,000PURCHASE A COMMERCIAL FRIDGE, FREEZER & SHELVING
ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH
$7,000FUNDING FOR RAC2 FRIDGE-FREEZER-SHELVING
ST ANN CATHOLIC CHURCH (OUR DAILY BREAD)
$7,000FUNDS TO PURCHASE COMMERCIAL FRIDGE, FREEZER AND SHELVING
WALNUT HILL PHARMACY
$6,875FUNDS FOR EXPENSES-RENT+DEL. VHC GRANT EXT.
EPHESUS 7TH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
$6,699FUNDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TABLES, SHOPPING CARTS, AND FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR REPAIR
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
$6,499HPI GRANT TO PURCHASE SHOPPING CARTS, PRODUCE DISPLAYS
FAITH COMM BAPTIST CHURCH
$6,410HPI GRANT SHELVES, TABLES, CHAIRS, SIGNAGE, TRANSLATION DEVICE, WELCOME APRONS, STORAGE
HELPING EVERY LIFE PROSPER (HELP)
$6,399FUNDING FOR RAC2 FREEZER
EMMANUEL CH OF GOD IN CHRIST
$6,085FUNDS FOR NEW FREEZERS, COOLERS, HAND TRUCKS & AC UNIT
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOVE & RESTORATION
$6,000FUNDS TO PURCHASE COMMERCIAL FRIDGE, FREEZER AND SHELVING
SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
$6,000FUNDING FOR RAC2-COMMERCIAL FREEZER & COOLER
CRUSADE FOR CHRIST MINISTRIES
$6,000FL FEEDS GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER
BELMONT COMMUNITY RESOURCE SVCS
$6,000FOOD LION GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER
EMMANUEL CH OF GOD IN CHRIST
$6,000FOOD LION GREAT PANTRY MAKEOVER
LAWRENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
$5,600TO PURCHASE REFRIGERATOR UNIT, FREEZER UNIT, TABLES
ST LUKE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
$5,399HPI GRANT TO PURCHASE UPRIGHT COMMERCIAL FREEZER
NETWORK OF 297 MEMBER AGENCIES
$64,014,720FEEDMORE, INC. DISTRIBUTED FOOD THROUGH A NETWORK OF 297 FEEDING PARTNERS.
FUNDS TO LEWIS GINTER FOR THEIR 10 YR SUPPORT WITH PRODUCE AGENCY SUPPORT