Galveston County · pilot network
Live civic food network

NEED IN.
MEALS OUT.

ProvisionLoop connects private food need to verified local kitchens, accountable funding, volunteer delivery and a public aggregate ledger. It is infrastructure for finishing the job — not another donation page.

Meals funded

Meals delivered

Funding-ready kitchens

Live pilot totals only. No demo numbers. See verification method

Neighbors gathered around a shared table
closed-loop accountability

The system

Private need → local capacity → verified fulfillment → public proof.
01Need enters privately
02Capacity is verified
03Money + people move
04Proof closes publicly

Why ProvisionLoop?

THE GAP ISN'T GENEROSITY. IT'S COORDINATION.

Communities already have people willing to help, kitchens with usable capacity, organizations that understand local need and volunteers willing to move food. The failure point is what happens between those pieces. ProvisionLoop connects them into one accountable loop.

Experience the story

The accountability loop

MONEY IN. MEALS OUT. PROOF ATTACHED.

01

Funding is constrained

Only eligible, funding-enabled kitchens can receive meal funding through the platform.

02

Fulfillment is tracked

Orders move through preparation and delivery states instead of disappearing after checkout.

03

Impact closes publicly

Aggregate delivery events feed the public ledger without exposing recipient identities.

Local capacity

THE NETWORK IS VISIBLE.

Mapped providers are labeled honestly. A directory listing does not automatically mean affiliation or funding eligibility.

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Built from the ground up

MEET THE FOUNDER BEHIND THE LOOP.

Garrett McLain built ProvisionLoop around a simple obsession: if the system keeps dropping the outcome between intention and execution, redesign the system.

Meet Garrett

Start with one closed loop

MAKE TONIGHT
COUNT.

Fund where the network can act, or choose a local kitchen already eligible to receive meal funding.