Fresh produce, daily
Delivered and rotated every morning, priced for a household, not a food hall.

Hiring Now — Full & Part-Time Associates
Carver Jones Market is now open at 873 Dennison Avenue SW in Birmingham's Titusville neighborhood. A full-service grocery store with fresh produce, a real meat counter, fair prices, EBT/SNAP accepted, and jobs that stay in the ZIP code. Open daily 7 AM – 8 PM.
Grocery chains closed here, consolidated to the suburbs, and left roughly two-thirds of a city driving past three gas stations to reach a head of lettuce. Every one of Birmingham's nine council districts has a neighborhood living with it.
Researchers increasingly call this food apartheid rather than a food desert — deserts occur naturally. This didn't.Read the district map
The Standing Bill
Birmingham, Alabama · Ongoing
Sources: Mayor's Grocery Store Update to Birmingham City Council (2019); The Food Trust food access report (2015). Figures to be refreshed before launch.
Paid forward by neighbors, not donors
Store No. 1 opened September 2, 2026 at the Heritage Park Towne Center, 873 Dennison Avenue SW, Birmingham, AL 35211 — bringing a full-service grocery store back to Titusville, Woodland Park, West End and Southwest Birmingham after nearly three years without one. Call us at 205.777.4477 or get directions.
Site secured
Build-out
Hiring
Doors open
Community outreach
Read the community flyer and the accompanying letter from Commissioner Sheila Tyson.
Download complete flyerDelivered and rotated every morning, priced for a household, not a food hall.
02Package fresh daily. Beef, pork, poultry and seafood, priced for a household, not a food hall.
Shelf space reserved for Locally-Owned food businesses across Alabama.
04Great food at below-market prices. 100% guaranteed.
0510% Off Tuesdays — Every Tuesday all Seniors (60+), Active/Retired Military, Teachers, College Students with valid I.D.
06Carver Jones Market is proud to announce a partnership with Citizen Express Pharmacy.
Use your EBT card on fresh produce, meats, dairy and pantry staples, every day we're open.
Five quick questions. EBT/SNAP welcome.
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No one is coming to fix this for Birmingham. The store gets built by the people who decide it should exist. Add your name, tell us how you want to show up, and we'll put you to work.
We buy from Alabama's Black farmers and food makers first. If you grow it, bake it, bottle it, or brine it — bring it to us.
Apply to sell at Carver Jones MarketFirst jobs for young people, with real training. Cooking and nutrition classes in the community room. Standing partnerships with churches and schools. When the store does well, the block does well.

“People go constantly away from their neighborhood for food and now there is Carver Jones Market in our neighborhood.”
“My kids should be able to walk somewhere and come back with real food and now there is a Carver Jones Market in our neighborhood.”
“Having a grocery in in our area is piece of mind for me and my family. Now there is a Carver Jones Market in our neighborhood.”
Store No. 1, Birmingham — building now. Next: the districts that have waited longest. Every location follows the same model, built by the neighborhood it feeds.
City of Birmingham incentives · Alabama Healthy Food Financing Act · and lenders backing the build.
Store No. 1 hires from the ZIP codes it serves. Leave your information and we'll contact you as roles open — cashiers, stockers, produce, meat counter, deli, and delivery.