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Central location for food aggregation, storage & distribution
Connecting producers with community partners.
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Supporting local agriculture.
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Innovating how we feed our communities.
101 Fiddlers Elbow Road
Greenwich, NY
What You'll Find at The Hub:
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Just under 20,000 square feet of space
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CFC office spaces
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Food storage & distribution space
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Expanded cooler, frozen, and dry storage
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Increased washing and packing capabilities
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Rental space for local businesses & farms
Tour the Hub!
Second Wednesday Each Month
10am-11am
Sign up by emailing Laura Marx at laura@comfortfoodcommunity.org
Unable to attend during the regular tour time? No problem!
Email Laura to set up a private tour.
Meet at the Comfort Food Community
Food & Farm Hub
101 Fiddlers Elbow Rd. Greenwich, NY
Park to the left of the building and enter through the side door.
Sign up with your group ahead of time, or just walk-in and join us!
2025 Tour Dates
January 8th
February 12th
March 12th
April 9th
May 14th
June 11th
July 9th
August 13th
September 10th
October 8th
November 12th
December 10th
Activities Operating Out of The Hub
Mass
Distribution
Our Food & Farm Hub is the Washington County monthly Mass Distribution site for Regional Food Bank.
If you are an RFB certified organization in Washington County and would like to participate in Mass Distro, you can email
foodbuyer@comfortfoodcommunity.org
What people are saying...
"As we enter our fifth year of collaboration with Comfort Food Community, I cannot stress enough how important their work is to the communities we serve. They are professional, reliable, creative, and innovative, and approach this work with compassion and grace."
-Erica Freudenberger
Southern Adirondack Library System
"Our school district is located in an area rich with agriculture, yet many small farms don't have the capacity to hand-deliver their product to us. CFC has bridged that gap and brought a wide array of New York State products into schools throughout the region. Local food is fresher, more nutritious, and provides a higher quality meal for our students.”
-Sarah Keen
Schuylerville Central School District