Community impact Be Concerned operates one of the largest free food pantries in Northern Kentucky with a social enterprise thrift store at two locations, presenting multiple community engagement touchpoints that can be leveraged for partnerships, sponsorships, and donor-aligned outreach.

Recent partnerships A notable partnership with Horizon Funds signals openness to collaborative funding models and grants; explore co-funding opportunities, program grants, and community investment initiatives to expand pantry services and thrift operations.

Scale and funding Reported revenue in the mid-range of tens of millions across a small, local nonprofit sector indicates strong fundraising capacity and potential for enterprise-grade tech, data analytics, and donor management improvements to support growth.

Tech footprint Current tech stack includes AWS, WordPress, Google Analytics, and SendGrid, suggesting opportunities for enhanced digital fundraising, email marketing automation, site optimization, cybersecurity services, and data-driven donor segmentation.

Growth opportunities With limited staff (2–10 employees) and established physical locations, there is potential for partnerships with service providers, volunteer management solutions, or outsourced administrative services to scale operations while maintaining community focus.