Partner pathways

Choose how you want to participate.

Grow UNTAMED connects farmers, kitchens, retailers, distribution partners, vendors, and operators into a practical healthy food access system. Start with the role that fits your capacity, location, and goals.

Partnership options

Many roles. One connected system.

Each pathway explains why the model matters to that participant, how participation may work, and what support may be available.

I am a farmer

Connect local supply to predictable demand through retail, production, and community access points.

I operate a kitchen

Use production capacity to prepare healthier products for retail, machine, and community access channels.

I own a retail location

Activate existing customer traffic with healthier food access, smart placement, and local participation.

I can deliver or distribute

Create reliable movement of food between producers, retailers, machines, and access zones.

I want to become a vendor

Build a local operating role around products, machines, retail service, or community access.

Not sure where you fit?

Tell us what you can build, operate, supply, host, or move.

Some participants begin with one role and grow into another. The first step is understanding your geography, capacity, operating readiness, and the food access need around you.

Farm supply and local productionKitchen, processing, and packaging capacityRetail access points and host locationsRoutes, replenishment, and local operationsVendor and operator pathways

Retail introductions

Know a store that should carry healthier food?

The Retail Ambassador Program is for people who can introduce qualified retail decision makers and help open new healthy food access points.

Introduce a retail decision makerHelp activate a qualifying locationEarn meal or cash-equivalent rewardsView Retail Ambassador Program

Next step

Start with the pathway that fits best.

Choose a partner page above, or submit an operating profile if you already know you want to participate.

Submit Qualification Profile Tell Us Where Food Access Is Needed