Purvey (verb)

1. To supply or provide something, especially food or other necessities.
2. To provide or furnish someone with something they require.
3. To act as a supplier of goods or services.

Origin:

From middle english purveien, from old french pourveoir, from latin providere ("to provide").

Examples:

1. The company purveyed fresh fruits and vegetables to local restaurants.
2. The hotel purveyed room service to its guests.
3. The store purveyed a wide variety of products.
4. The caterer purveyed food for the event.
5. The government purveyed aid to the disaster-stricken area.