Stuff the Bus Opens Bowling Green Location
The Stuff the Bus Foundation of SOKY has secured a permanent brick and mortar site at 1600 Scottsville Road in Bowling Green.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Philanthropy

The Stuff the Bus Foundation of SOKY has secured a brick and mortar location at 1600 Scottsville Road in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Tuesday evening at 4:30 p.m. to celebrate the new site.
Why it matters
The organization previously lacked a permanent location to host food drives and store supplies. The new site gives it a central base for serving lower-income families in the Bowling Green area.
The location will store perishables and other food items for distribution. Families will pick up needed food and supplies there during food drives held at the site.
The players
Stuff the Bus Foundation of SOKY
A nonprofit organization in south-central Kentucky that collects and distributes food and supplies to families in need.
The details
The site will serve as a hub for hosting food drives for lower-income families and will store perishables and other food items. The organization will also meet there every month.
Timeline
Tuesday evening, 4:30 p.m.: Ribbon cutting ceremony held to celebrate the new location.
Philanthropy Landscape
Local nonprofits like the Stuff the Bus Foundation of SOKY operate as community-level partners within regional food-distribution networks such as Feeding America. A permanent facility allows such groups to store perishables and host recurring drives rather than relying on temporary sites.
Residents in need of food assistance in the Bowling Green area can use the site at 1600 Scottsville Road during food drives. Community members who want to help can look for the organization's monthly meetings at the location.
The takeaway
A permanent site gives local food organizations a stable base to store supplies and reach families consistently. Residents looking to support similar efforts can follow community organizations like the Stuff the Bus Foundation of SOKY.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Wbko.










