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.. a 501(c)(3) non profit organization that provides everything needed to start up and run “recurring food drives”. Usually every month or perhaps every other
You can donate from home or bring your food to a community gathering; our job is to get it where it’s needed most.
1. We give you a bright green recyclable bag, you fill it with shelf stable pantry foods and place it on your doorstep.
2. We leave behind a Thank You card with a needs list specific to your local pantry, and a new bag to use next time.
3. Our volunteers pick up the food and take it to a local pantry or Food Bank
That’s it! …..

Hunger and Food Insecurity are getting worse. We have to do something different, its not tolerable for our neighbors in our communities to lack the most basic human need. As someone once wrote “when you are hungry, nothing else matters”. One in three single mom households face this unacceptable problem. The children in those families are victims. Lack of healthy food doesn’t just impact physical health, it impacts self-esteem. We have a new solution that’s been around for centuries.
Problem #1: Nearly all hunger relief programs rely on big money; federal and state aid, big grants, large foundations, and major corporations fund the solutions. The problem is these solutions fade in and out. They aren’t sustainable. “Food Insecurity” is the lack of predictable and sufficient food resources.
Solution; We exist to bring in an entirely different solution, people like you. This is a true grass-roots solution, bringing in neighbors to help neighbors. Neighbors don’t come and go, this is a sustainable program built for the long term. It is recurring and predictable.
Problem #2: Current hunger relief programs are very expensive. A food bank in a big city can have an operating budget greater than $20 million.
Solution; Our system approaches zero cost. Hunger relief organizations can convert $1 of financial aid into $3 dollars of actual food. We convert $1 into as much as $200 dollars of food. Our system does not require any storage or expensive logistics. Our WebApp and support are free to anyone that wants to use them.
Problem #3: The vast majority of food going into hunger relief programs is food most of us would not eat. Expiring produce, high sugar cakes and cookies, and high sugared cereals make up 80% or more of food going into the system. Sadly, it’s the ‘nature of the beast’. Grocery stores get fined if they throw away food, Food Banks have found a home for those same foods. It’s a worthy solution, but walk through a pantry and ask yourself if we are doing enough to feed people the same foods we want for a healthy and productive lifestyle.
Solution; We target ‘center of plate’ foods. Foods people donate on a recurring basis are higher in nutritional value. We provide a ‘needs list’ that targets the foods most needed by each local chapter. We provide the same food we eat to build higher self-esteem and better health.

Provide state-of-the-art methods and technology to make it as easy as possible for people to donate food to others in need.
Our long-term goal; Provide 450 million pounds of food annually to reduce food insecurity and hunger in America.
There are two ways to get this done;
One in three single parent households are food insecure right now; We don’t have time on our side. We need to move fast. This is a call for action, lets do this.

We call it “ Simple Gesture” because we do everything to make the donor experience easy. They are the heart of the system, they are busy people, and they have choices of when, where and how to help. Everything was designed around the donor.
We do the same for our volunteer drivers, providing them a simple web-app with turn by turn directions taking through their route and ending at the pantry or food bank.
To make it all work, we built a state-of-the-art Web App that is run by Chapter Admins and Event managers. We wish this side of the coin was simple, but the fact is part requires some technical assistance. But we make a big effort here as well; every main feature has a video to show what to do, and the help guide is easy navigate in a menu-format with lots of screen shots. It takes about 2 hours to become fully equipped to do anything needed to make all those donors and drivers happy.
Its main features;

There are three vital participants to make these programs work; each play a critical role;

Please reach us at Info@ASGhelps.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The #1 reason; food insecurity is increasing while food assistance and services are diminishing. One solution is to increase support for existing programs, but many of them rely on federal funding that has been slashed. We need a solution that doesn't need government support, instead our program relies on the communities themselves. We 'turn the pyramid upside down', rather than rely on a few big donors at the top we rely on our neighbors to help neighbors.
No! Nearly all our donors are either new donors or are greatly increasing what they have done in the past. We aren't taking donors away from Food Banks and other food assistance programs, we are adding to the supply. As they become more involved they are more likely to help their local Food Bank. We aren’t competing, we are assisting Food Banks to do what they do best.
It can be true that the foundations and grants that support food assistance are mostly fixed, and we may be taking some of that money and redirecting it. But our needs are less than 1% of those other services in order to supply the same amount of assistance. If a Food Bank's $10 million dollar funding need loses the $10,000 we need, and we can turn that into the same results that they are getting is that competition or just a better use of money?
It is true the first or second pickup event has a higher percent of food that is nearing or passed its expiration. But, we have substantial data showing by the 3rd pickup only about 1% of food collected has passed its expiration. Nearly all the food is purchased for our pickup event. In addition, most donors follow the "needs list" stapled to the reusable bags or posted on the Site Page; food is usually targeted to the specific needs of their local pantry.


The ASG-helps APP is a "does it all" program that handles communication, scheduling, confirmations, route planning, donor signup events, and driver turn-by-turn directions.

Every Donor is asked before every event if they can participate. A quick click of a button confirms they will have a bag out, or if we need to skip them this time around.

About one in 10 donors agree to drive. A day before the event they receive their routes built on a Route Optimization engine that creates “least mile” driving and turn-by-turn directions.

Signing up donors is everything. Each Donor Sign Up event is a "campaign". We provide a Site Page dedicated to each campaign so donors can see how it's for their community. QR codes and URL links provide quick tools for donors to access the Campaign Pages.

The ASG Web App tracks data to help make better decisions. Event Managers can see which Campaigns were most effective, which donors leave out bags and which often forget. And we provide tools to fix these problems as they arise.

Donors, Drivers, and Chapter Administrators get “Quick-Start Guides” along with more detailed guides to cover everything. We even use AI tools to answer any question someone might have.
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