Redefining Capital Efficiency
Traditional Regional Food Bank (Baseline Bank)
$175M OpEx
Farm to Door Agile Hub
$220K Setup
795x Capital Efficiency
By investing only $220,000, we match a $175M traditional baseline. Partner with us today to scale life-saving logistics.
0.125% of the SF Marin Food Bank OpEx
Logistics Geometry & Capital Efficiency
Breaking down the radical math behind 795x higher impact per dollar spent.
Logistics Hardware
$100,000 Total
600 wagons total ($300 each), capacity 300 lbs per wagon.
Volunteer Math
$40,000 Budget
4,000 recruits to ensure 600 daily 3-hour shifts (~$6-$12 cost-per-recruit).
Total Setup Cost
~$140,000
Combining hardware (wagons) and volunteer acquisition for full operation.
Throughput
4 Semis / Day
Matches SF Marin Food Bank’s annual output through 180,000 lbs daily lift.
Hyper-Efficient Impact: Radical Hunger Relief Leverage
Strategic Logistics Overhaul for Funders
200 Wagons
$300 Per Wagon | 300 lbs Capacity each
$180,000 Asset Base
4,000 Recruits
$6–$12 Cost Basis | 600 Daily Shifts
~$40,000 Acquisition Cost
Total Infrastructure Setup
~$140,000
4 Semi-Trucks / Day
Matching SF Marin Food Bank Annual Output
54.7M MEALS ANNUALLY THROUGH AGILE HUBS
0.08% of Standard Operating Expense
TRADITIONAL FOOD BANK BUDGET
$175 Million
1,250x
Capital Efficiency Multiplier
Utilizing just one agile logistics hub and 600 high-capacity wagons to deliver exponential community value.
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Math of a Lean Logistics Engine
Wagon Efficiency
$300 / 300 lbs
600 wagons total ($180k setup) providing highly mobile, localized food movement capacity.
Volunteer Acquisition
~$6–$12 / Person
4,000 recruits needed for 600 daily shifts. Effective total math: ~$40,000.
Total Setup Cost
~$140,000
Combining 600 wagons ($180k) with the $40k recruitment engine for 795x capital efficiency.
Daily Throughput
4 Semi-Trucks / Day
Matching SF Marin Food Bank’s volume (~65M lbs/year) via lean distributed logistics.
Capital Efficiency
1,250x Efficient
Model comparison: $175M Traditional OpEx vs. $220K Lean Setup (0.125% cost for equal food volume).
1 Truck / Week
5,357
162,500
People Fed / Day
1,950,000
People Fed / Month
People Fed / Year
Logistics Impact at Scale
Quantifying the human impact of every truckload and scenario in our agile redistribution model.
1 Truck / Day
37,500
1,140,625
People Fed / Day
13,687,500
People Fed / Month
People Fed / Year
2 Spaces + 4 Trucks/Day
150,000
9,125,000
People Fed / Day
109,500,000
People Fed / Month
People Fed / Year
SF Marin Food Banks Benchmark:
54,750,000
People Fed / Year (Both Banks)
Note: Impact calculations are based on standard food bank meal-equivalency assumptions where 1.2 lbs of food equals one meal, and one person consumes approximately 1.5 meals to meet daily emergency needs.
Logistics Math & Capital Efficiency
Breaking down the hyper-efficient engine behind Farm to Door.
WAGON LOGISTICS
200 Wagons
$300 per wagon · 300 lbs capacity each · $180k equipment base
VOLUNTEER ACQUISITION
4,000 Recruits
~$6–$12 acquisition cost · 600 daily shifts · ~$40k cost
TOTAL SETUP COST
~$140,000 Total
Combining 600 wagons + volunteer acquisition engine.
DAILY & ANNUAL THROUGHPUT
4 semi-trucks daily
Matches SF Marin Food Bank’s annual output scale.
REGIONAL CAPITAL EFFICIENCY
1,250x Efficiency Leveraging
$175M Traditional OpEx matched by agile ~$140K Startup budget.
Fund the Logistics
Sponsor a wagon for $300 and unlock massive regional impact.