STOREHOUSE™ Flagship
A reimagined grocery model serving food deserts and building food sovereignty. Powered by local farmers. Storehouse formerly known as BAZAR, combines access, circular economy, and zero-waste logistics — restoring dignity through food and economic self-determination.
Community-Powered Access
The Bazar (Storehouse), is more than a grocery store — it’s a movement. Designed to restore food access in underserved communities, each Storehouse is powered by local farmers, shaped by community needs, and built to regenerate the local economy from the ground up.
Hands-On & Heart-Driven
Every Storehouse is an active community hub — with educational events, farmer-led tastings, cooking demos, and youth programs. It’s where local growers, chefs, families, and organizers all have a seat at the table
Use What the Community Already Has
We start with what’s already growing: community land, trusted farmers, local kitchens, and culturally meaningful foods. The Storehouse model uses these roots to create a fresh, zero-waste food ecosystem — without dependency on external supply chains.
Circular Economy in Action
Our model is tech-enabled and data-conscious — helping farmers track inventory, access markets, and build generational wealth. Real-time dashboards, direct farmer payments, and no middlemen. Just food, freedom, and fairness.
The Storehouse™
It doesn’t start with a product. It starts with a farmer.
Maybe you’re here to fight hunger.
Maybe you want to restore dignity to the food system.
Or maybe you’re ready to launch a business that feeds people and frees farmers from exploitation.
Whatever your reason — The Storehouse is where it takes root.
This isn’t just a vending-machine grocery store.
It’s a farmer-first, solar-powered, community-owned revolution.
We connect local growers directly to the shelf.
We power food trucks that serve meals made from real harvests.
We build ecosystems where farmers earn fairly, shoppers eat affordably, and profits stay in the neighborhood.
The Storehouse doesn’t just sell food —
It restores the relationship between the land, the grower, and the people.
This is not a trend. This is the future of food.
And it’s ready to grow where you are.
The Launch.
A New Kind of Grocery Store
Storehouse™ formerly known as (BAZAR), is where— community meets nourishment. It’s open to all but owned by the people who grow, eat, and share the food. Join us in transforming how communities feed themselves — with dignity and direction.
Each Storehouse is a vending machine grocery store, built for 24/7 access and stocked with locally grown produce, dry goods, and essentials. Members swipe a card, select what they need, and support local farmers in the process.
Outside, you'll find food trucks directly connected to the Storehouse — serving hot meals made with discounted ingredients from the vending system. Every food truck partner provides one free meal a day to K–12 students, turning hunger into hope.
And the entire system runs independently — no grid, no overhead, no compromise.
Each Storehouse is fully off-grid, powered by a solar-paneled rooftop and Tesla Powerwall battery wall packs, making it resilient, sustainable, and cost-effective for the communities it serves.
This isn’t a handout. It’s a handbuilt system — designed for dignity, powered by the sun, and rooted in soil.
Storehouse™ Models
One Vision. Many Footprints.
At Storehouse™, we believe that access to fresh, affordable food is a right, not a privilege — no matter where you live, study, commute, or rest your head at night.
That’s why we’ve developed a family of scalable, modular micro-store models to meet the needs of different communities. Each Storehouse™ is powered by local food systems, sponsored partnerships, and a dignity-first experience. From food deserts to university campuses, we meet people where they are — and serve with purpose.
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Community Store Model (1,500–2,400 sqft)
The Flagship Storehouse™
Our full-scale, self-service grocery store designed to serve food deserts, rural towns, and underserved neighborhoods.Locally sourced produce and goods from regional farmers
Cash-to-card machine, delivery lockers, and automated checkout
One part-time clerk onsite; fully automated system
Kids receive one free meal a day through food truck partners
Optional co-op shelf for local entrepreneurs & "Meet Your Farmer" screens
Community-powered with revenue reinvested into local projects
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Bus Stop Station Model (500 sqft)
Fuel for the Journey
Built for commuters and transit riders, this compact Storehouse™ fits seamlessly into busy public transit hubs.Stocked with grab-and-go meals, fruit, and beverages
Accepts SNAP, EBT, mobile pay, and card
Integrated delivery lockers for Uber Eats & DoorDash pickups
Weather-resistant build with charging ports and benches
Optional: job alert screen for gig workers and day laborers
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University Model (800–900 sqft)
Fighting Food Insecurity On Campus
Students shouldn't have to choose between tuition and nutrition. This campus-friendly Storehouse™ provides 24/7 access to affordable, healthy meals.Open 24/7 for students, faculty & staff
Accepts student ID, mobile pay, and pre-loaded cards
Fresh meals, groceries, snacks, and grab-and-go produce
Partnered with campus wellness and food aid programs
Study-safe environment with minimal noise automation
Optional: tutoring & job board screens
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Institutional Model – Jails & Detention Centers (500 sqft)
Dignity Behind the Walls
Designed for incarcerated populations and staff, this model provides better nutrition and pre-release support.Fresh meals that honor cultural and dietary needs
Reentry meals and resource access for transitional inmates
Commissary integration or secure vending options
Optional: family video message recording kiosk, job-readiness info screen
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Library Model (400–600 sqft)
Feeding Minds and Bodies Together
This quiet, low-footprint Storehouse™ supports youth, seniors, and families accessing public libraries.Fresh snacks, meals, and drinks for long study sessions
Free after-school meals for K–12 kids
Linked to library cards and reading incentives
Silent-mode vending, QR learning walls, and themed book pairings
Optional: community bookshelves, educational nutrition screens
Powered by library partnerships, literacy orgs, and food equity donors
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Homeless Community Model (300 sqft)
Dignity Without a Door
Created for transitional housing, shelters, and Safe Ground™ sites, this Storehouse™ is fully subsidized and solar-powered.Accessed through free membership cards
Fresh meals, hygiene products, clean water, and basic essentials
No staff required, tamper-proof lockers for safe access
Optional: emergency QR help station linked to support services
Built for low maintenance, high impact
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Membership-Based. Community-Owned. Always Fresh.
The Storehouse is open to all — powered by donations, local partners, and community members who believe in food justice. Every dollar supports farmers, restocks fresh produce, and feeds underserved neighborhoods. Access to The Storehouse is provided through a low-cost monthly membership — ensuring dignity, sustainability, and community control. With your member card, you unlock a clean, stocked, and locally grown grocery store designed just for you and your neighborhood.
Membership: (for farmers & local vendors)
Includes access to our direct-to-market system, inventory dashboards, community events, and guaranteed shelf space in your local Storehouse. 100% of proceeds go back into the food ecosystem.
Community Membership
Includes:
Unlimited access to the store via digital or physical member card
Discounted, locally sourced produce and essentials
Invitations to community dinners, health workshops, and cooking demos
Direct impact — your fee supports local farmers and keeps food flowing into underserved areas
No middlemen. No markups. No waste. Just nourishment with purpose.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR... Build. Launch.
Launch a Storehouse in Your City
We provide the tech. The farmers. The logistics. The training. You bring the heart and the local leadership.
The Storehouse Project™ is a plug-and-grow grocery model designed for communities who are ready to take food access into their own hands — with dignity, local control, and economic regeneration at the core.
Whether you’re a grassroots organizer, city official, nonprofit, or tribal leader, we make it possible for you to open a Storehouse in your community — and we walk with you every step of the way
What We Provide:
✅ A proven, community-first grocery store model
✅ A network of verified farmers ready to supply your location
✅ Integrated tech platform for inventory, access, and vendor management
✅ End-to-end logistics planning and distribution coordination
✅ Step-by-step training and operational support
✅ Marketing toolkit and Storehouse branding materials
✅ Access to startup funding opportunities and sponsorship partners
What You Bring:
A site or facility (new or existing)
A local team or coalition
Deep knowledge of your community’s needs
A commitment to justice, sustainability, and equity
This isn’t charity. It’s local ownership. It’s system change. It’s soil-deep empowerment.