FOODSOURCE PLUS, INC.
BONITA SPRINGS, FLORIDA

Hailing from its inception as FoodSource Plus in 1999, Food & Supply Source was brought to life by Michael K. Foley with a vision of easing the financial burden on nonprofits and social service organizations. Under the simple yet powerful tagline 'Making a Difference,' this organization has been helping these agencies boost their purchasing power for essential goods, allowing them more freedom to concentrate resources directly on mission-critical activities. Michael saw an opportunity in how human service agencies were frequently overcharged by suppliers. By fostering beneficial agreements with regional providers, Food & Supply Source started offering significant financial relief through better pricing strategies, which was a game-changer for these organizations. In the early 2000s, the company took another leap forward by introducing NutriSource, its proprietary software, empowering agencies to take charge of their nutrition planning and menu crafting at no cost. Understanding that nonprofits deal with various expenses beyond food, SupplySource was born as a complementary entity to cover non-food supplies. The rebranding to Food & Supply Source in 2016 marked a significant milestone, expanding its reach across the U.S. and serving over 3,000 customers nationwide. Recognized by more than 50 state and national organizations, it stands proudly at 8891 Brighton Lane Suite 117, Bonita Springs, FL. Operating as a Florida Domestic Out-of-State Corporation since December 20, 2017, the company maintains its focus on bolstering operational efficiencies-streamlining budget management while enhancing nutritional service capabilities for its clientele. At its helm are Michael K. Foley and David J. Lavanchy, steering it towards impactful growth. A notable chapter in its history unfolded with a merger in December 21, 2017. The organization's recent annual report from February 4, 2024, reflects continued dedication to delivering substantial savings-up to 35%-and nutritional expertise, all while advocating for sustainable practices and reduced overhead costs among human service providers across the nation.