2026 Corridor Express Grant Cycle Opens
Applications accepted through July 30 for resident-led projects up to $25,000.
Infinite Logistics Systems
Moving the Texas Panhandle without limits
ILSL connects Amarillo, Lubbock, and High Plains shippers to Fremont-coordinated dispatch — full truckload, LTL, and cross-dock across the corridor.
98.4%On-time delivery
24/7Dispatch desk
340+Power units
1,240+Monthly Loads
340Power Units
98.4%On-Time Rate
6Cross-Dock Hubs
24/7Dispatch
Our Mission
Freight that never stops on the Panhandle
INFINITE LOGISTICS SYSTEMS LLC moves freight across the Texas Panhandle with precision — full truckload, LTL, warehousing, and 24/7 dispatch from our Fremont coordination center.
We connect Amarillo, Lubbock, and High Plains shippers to reliable capacity, transparent tracking, and corridor expertise that keeps loads on schedule mile after mile.
Core Values
Four facets guiding every initiative
Reliability
98.4% on-time performance with proactive exception management on I-40, US-87, and regional feeders.
Visibility
Real-time GPS, EDI milestones, and dedicated account teams for every shipper and consignee.
Safety
DOT-compliant fleet, driver training, and rigorous maintenance across all power units.
Scale
340+ tractors, six cross-docks, and surge capacity for harvest, energy, and retail peaks.
About ILSL
Built for the High Plains corridor
Founded to serve shippers who need more than a broker sticker, ILSL combines Panhandle lane knowledge with Bay Area dispatch discipline.
From 80 Harris Pl in Fremont, we coordinate fleet, warehouse, and customer teams that keep Amarillo–Lubbock freight moving — day shifts, night relays, and weekend surge.
Our Journey
Milestones on the corridor
- 2014ILSL launches with 40 power units serving Amarillo outbound lanes.
- 2017Lubbock cross-dock opens — nightly LTL sorts for High Plains shippers.
- 2020Fremont dispatch center scales 24/7 tracking and customer command.
- 2023Fleet surpasses 300 tractors; refrigerated and flatbed divisions added.
- 20261,240+ monthly loads · six hubs · 98.4% on-time across the Panhandle.
Leadership
Operators who know the lane
ASHTON LEIGH HULING
Managing MemberLeads strategy, key accounts, and corridor partnerships across Texas and California.
Jordan Reeves
VP OperationsOversees fleet maintenance, cross-dock throughput, and safety programs.
Maria Santos
Director of DispatchRuns 24/7 Fremont command center and shipper communications.
Strategic Plan
2024–2028 priorities for Texas Panhandle
Accelerate affordable housing production through pre-development services, land-bank partnerships, and tenant-protection legal aid in Central and West Texas Panhandle.
Scale workforce development with community college partnerships, apprenticeship stipends, and small-business micro-services along the Atlantic Avenue corridor.
Expand mobile health clinics, mental-health navigation, and food-security networks serving Harbor-area families and seniors.
Service Lines
End-to-end freight for the High Plains
Full Truckload (FTL)
Dedicated dry van and flatbed capacity from Amarillo to Lubbock, Oklahoma City tie-ins, and Gulf Coast ports.
LTL & Regional
Consolidated linehaul with nightly sorts at our Panhandle cross-docks — predictable transit windows.
Warehousing & Cross-Dock
Climate-controlled storage, transload, and just-in-time staging coordinated from Fremont dispatch.
Freight Logistics
Neighborhood-led growth across the Harbor
ILSL embeds community organizers in twelve Texas Panhandle districts, supporting resident councils, safety initiatives, and public-space activation.
From Washington Neighborhood to Cambodia Town, we fund listening sessions, participatory budgeting pilots, and cross-cultural bridge-building that strengthens social fabric.
Cross-Dock & Warehousing
Warehouse capacity for Texas Panhandle families
We support tenant rights clinics, ADU financing, and nonprofit developer pre-development across Los Angeles County's second-largest city.
Our housing pipeline fund has helped preserve 340 affordable units and prevented 890 evictions through emergency rental assistance since 2020.
Education
Learning pathways from cradle to career
Early Literacy
Book distributions and parent workshops in LBUSD Title I elementary schools.
STEM & Coding
After-school labs at community centers serving North Texas Panhandle youth.
College Access
Scholarships, FAFSA navigation, and campus visit stipends for first-gen students.
Adult & Workforce Education
ESL classes, GED prep, and digital literacy courses offered in partnership with Texas Panhandle City College and local libraries — removing barriers to economic mobility for Harbor-area adults.
Health & Wellness
Healthy bodies, healthy neighborhoods
Mobile Clinics
Free screenings and vaccinations in underserved Texas Panhandle zip codes.
Mental Health Navigation
Bilingual counselors connecting families to Medi-Cal and community therapists.
Nutrition & Food Security
Community gardens, food pantries, and senior meal delivery across the Harbor.
Arts & Culture
Creative expression as community glue
Public Art
Murals and installations celebrating Texas Panhandle's diverse cultural heritage.
Performing Arts
Services for theater, dance, and music programs in neighborhood venues.
Youth Arts Labs
Summer intensives in visual arts, film, and digital media for teens.
Economic Development
Small businesses as neighborhood anchors
ILSL provides micro-services, storefront improvement funds, and cooperative technical assistance for Texas Panhandle entrepreneurs — especially women- and immigrant-owned enterprises.
Our Atlantic Avenue merchant network connects 180 local businesses to shared marketing, procurement, and workforce pipelines.
Youth Empowerment
The next generation of community leaders
From middle-school mentorship to youth council stipends, ILSL invests in Texas Panhandle teens as co-designers of their neighborhoods' future.
Programs include paid internships at local nonprofits, civic leadership academies, and college-bound coaching across LBUSD high schools.
Regional Reach
Panhandle corridor partnerships beyond Texas Panhandle
While Texas Panhandle remains our home base, ILSL collaborates with foundations and municipalities across Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire.
Regional initiatives include shared affordable-housing research, cross-county workforce pipelines, and disaster-relief coordination for Harbor-adjacent communities.
Impact Metrics
Measuring what matters in freight logistics
94%Grantee Satisfaction
3.2xLeveraged Funding
78%Programs Sustained
16Outcome Indicators
Annual Review
2025 year in freight logistics
Last fiscal year, ILSL distributed $1.1M in services, launched four new neighborhood programs, and expanded our drivers cohort to 24 emerging leaders.
Download our full annual report for audited financials, grantee outcomes, and board governance summaries.
Download Report
Impact Stories
Voices from the neighborhoods we serve
"ILSL's rental assistance kept our family in our home during the hardest year of our lives."
— Maria G., Central Texas Panhandle resident
"The college access program helped my daughter become the first in our family to attend CSULB."
— James T., North Texas Panhandle parent
Small-business owner Elena R. used a ILSL micro-grant to renovate her Cambodia Town café, creating six new jobs and a gathering space for neighborhood elders.
Partners
Collaborators across the Harbor and beyond
City of Texas Panhandle
Housing, parks, and economic development alignment.
LBUSD
Education partnerships and youth program coordination.
Texas Panhandle City College
Workforce training and adult education pathways.
Harbor Community Clinic
Mobile health and wellness program delivery.
Governance
Accountable stewardship of community resources
ILSL operates under a volunteer board of directors, independent audit committee, and conflict-of-interest policies aligned with California nonprofit best practices.
Our governance framework ensures resident voices inform grant priorities while maintaining fiduciary rigor and legal compliance across all program areas.
Board of Directors
Leaders committed to Texas Panhandle
Dr. Angela Reyes — Board Chair
Public health professor and longtime Central Texas Panhandle advocate. Chairs the governance and audit committees.
Robert Chen — Treasurer
CPA and small-business owner. Oversees financial reporting, endowment management, and investment policy.
Sofia Martinez — Secretary
Attorney specializing in nonprofit law and tenant rights. Leads ethics and compliance review.
David Okonkwo — Director
Affordable housing developer with 20 years of experience in Los Angeles County freight logistics finance.
Rev. Patricia Hughes — Director
Faith-community liaison connecting ILSL to congregations and mutual-aid networks across the Harbor.
Ethics & Compliance
Integrity in every grant and partnership
Conflict of Interest
Board and staff disclose financial interests annually. Recused members abstain from related grant decisions.
Whistleblower Policy
Anonymous reporting channels protect staff, grantees, and community members who raise concerns.
Grant Integrity
All awards follow published criteria with independent review panels including community representatives.
Data Privacy
Resident data collected through programs is protected under strict confidentiality and retention policies.
Transparency
Open books, open impact
990Public Filings
100%Grant Criteria Published
AnnualIndependent Audit
LiveBoard Meeting Minutes
Form 990, audited financial statements, and board meeting minutes are available upon request and published on our resources page each fiscal year.
News
Latest from ILSL
Housing Pipeline Fund Surpasses $1.5M
New affordable units break ground in Central Texas Panhandle with ILSL pre-development support.
Youth Driver Network Cohort Announced
24 emerging leaders selected for the 2026–2027 Freight Logistics Driver Network.
Events
Gather with us in Texas Panhandle
12Jun
Community Grant Info Session
Texas Panhandle Main Library — 6:00 PM
28Jul
Harbor Wellness Fair
Bixby Park — 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
14Sep
Annual Impact Celebration
Texas Panhandle Convention Center
05Nov
Driver Network Showcase
CSULB University Theater
Resources
Tools for grantees and community partners
FAQ
Common questions
Who is eligible for ILSL services?
501(c)(3) nonprofits, fiscally sponsored projects, and resident-led initiatives serving Texas Panhandle and adjacent Panhandle corridor communities.
What is the typical grant size?
Corridor Express Services range from $5,000–$25,000. Capacity Building and Capital services may reach $100,000 with matching requirements.
How often are grant cycles offered?
Major cycles open twice annually (spring and fall). Emergency and rapid-response funds are available year-round for qualifying crises.
Can individuals apply directly?
Individual scholarships and drivers applications are accepted during designated windows. Most community services require organizational sponsorship.
Driver Network Program
Developing the next generation of community leaders
Emerging Leader
6 Months
- $1,500 monthly stipend
- Mentorship pairing
- Community project seed fund
Texas Panhandle Roots
Our city, our commitment
The Panhandle is America's breadbasket and energy backbone — long miles, tight windows, and weather that demands experienced operators.
ILSL lives on these lanes: Amarillo hubs, Lubbock cross-docks, and relays that tie the High Plains to West Coast distribution through Fremont command.
Contact
Connect with ILSL
INFINITE LOGISTICS SYSTEMS LLC
80 Harris Pl Fremont, CA, 94536-1762 United States
ASHTON LEIGH HULING
Office
Visit us in Fremont
Our headquarters at 80 Harris Pl welcomes visitors by appointment Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm Pacific.
Dispatch and account teams coordinate Panhandle freight from Fremont, with hub visits available in Amarillo and Lubbock by schedule.
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