The following businesses and individuals provide us with materials and services which allow us to dramatically increase our capacity to provide fresh produce to residents of the Greater Dayton area. We appreciate their support for Feed Dayton and ask that you consider them as an option when seeking out the kind of products and services they provide. Thank you!
Please, be sure to mention Feed Dayton every time you do business with our supporters especially if you are a first time customer!
If the name is highlighted in blue, click on it to go to their website.
Knollwood Garden Center and Landscaping: If you aren’t purchasing seeds and/or plants from them, you probably have never been in their store! Great selection, outstanding service, and surprisingly low prices . . . and only minutes from downtown Dayton
Midtown Hauling Services: You load it, he will haul it . . . away! Moving, cleanup, thrift store donations . . . trash, brush, shingles. Call 937-608-1043 {Just south of downtown Dayton}
Beavercreek Rental: Family owned since 1976, Beavercreek Rental has a large inventory of equipment & tools and is conveniently located off of Grange Hall road, just minutes from downtown Dayton.
Cundiff Tree Care: This family owned and operated tree service has been serving the community since 1942, and is focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction – we will do everything we can to meet your expectations.
Man Co Real Estate Management: Man Co has stepped to the plate for Feed Dayton by helping to underright the cost of several projects including labor saving devices, water catchment system, and the cost to transport essential materials we have gained access to.
There are many churches and organizations that have stepped forward to partner with Feed Dayton. Please be sure to pay close attention as we mention each of them in various upcoming news releases that cover current events and projects. A special thanks to Dayton Christian Center, First Baptist Church of Dayton, and Life Enrichment Center, for helping to get things rolling so far.
