A small but mighty Krusteaz Co. team pulled together in FIERCE fashion to sort over 20,000 pounds of cabbage at Food Lifeline in under two hours last week. That's a lot of cabbage folks! A tremendous amount of teamwork and coordination went into making this happen. In just a few short days, food banks around our area will be receiving the 30-pound boxes of cabbages to deliver to food insecure families. The efforts of volunteering at Food Lifeline have immediate impacts in our local communities and that is one of the many amazing benefits of being part of this work. It's a great feeling to know we had a part in helping to keep the food pipeline flowing! Thanks for everything you do Food Lifeline team!
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Wild Oats Market in Williamstown, Massachusetts, is more than just a grocery store—it’s a vibrant community hub where fresh flavors meet friendly faces. Here’s why you’ll love Wild Oats: 1. Locally Grown Goodness: Their shelves burst with locally sourced produce, from crisp apples to leafy greens. When you taste their offerings, you’ll experience the difference that community support makes. 2. Bulk Aisle Bliss: Say goodbye to excess packaging! Explore their bulk aisle, where you’ll find organic grains, nuts, and spices. It’s both eco-friendly and budget-friendly. 3. Quick Bites, Big Smiles: On busy days when cooking feels like a marathon, grab a ready-to-eat meal from their cooler. Convenience meets deliciousness! 4. Every Penny Counts: When you shop at Wild Oats, you’re not just buying groceries—you’re supporting local nonprofits. The Every Penny Counts program donates to community causes. 5. Co-op Basics: Healthy choices shouldn’t break the bank. Check out their Co+op Basics section for affordable essentials. Join Wild Oats … Where: 320 Main St, Williamstown, MA 01267 Call Us: (413) 458-8060 Open Daily: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM 🛒🌱🌟 #shoplocal #communitylove #intheberkshires
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In recognition of today’s Hunger Action Day in Palm Beach County, Rales JFS employees participated in the #SNAPChallenge this month. By living only on the average daily SNAP allowance benefit, participants found themselves forced to make food shopping choices on a limited budget and attempted to stay healthy without adequate resources. Rales JFS Chief Operating Office, Beth Levine, described living on $9 a day for four days to be a significant challenge, requiring careful meal planning and budget shopping. Breakfast consisted of oatmeal ($1.35/day) and tea ($0.25/day). Lunch included hard-boiled eggs, lettuce, cucumber, and tomatoes ($2.75/day). Afternoon snacks were apples ($2.49/day). Dinner options varied between Publix chicken, broccoli, sweet potatoes, chicken breasts, and cauliflower, totaling $15.90 for four dinners. As a result, the four days' expenses came to $34.79, with much hunger experienced in the evenings. Family does not let family go hungry. Be a part of the solution by contributing to the Jacobson Family Food Pantry at http://ralesjfs.org/donate or by donating non-perishable goods to Rales JFS. Contact us at (561)-852-3333 or info@RalesJFS.org United Way of Palm Beach County #HungerActionMonth23 #HungerActionMonth #EndHungerNow #HungerAwareness #HungerRelief #SnapChallenge #JacobsonFamilyFoodPantry #DelrayFoodPantry #BocaFoodPantry #HungerHereos
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We have a story in the latest issue of Neighbourhood Media detailing all the work we do via Addison Road Food Pantry Camperdown, our low-cost grocery store which makes use of rescued, donated and purchased food to support the local community and its needs. The story (link below) shows how we help feed people from Mission Australia's Common Ground housing project and the nearby Johanna O’Dea Court, a multi-storey NSW Family and Community Services apartment block. It also explains how we serve people living on a tight budget in Camperdown and Glebe, as well as people who come to the pantry from right across the City of Sydney LGA. Most of all, the story is a celebration of our monthly Addi Road 'Let's Get Cooking' sessions (AKA "the Cook-Up"), which offers 260 free hot meals for Mission Australia and Joanna O'Dea residents, as well as those shopping at our Addi Road Food Pantry Camperdown. These sessions involve a monthly cooking demo inside the Common Ground building. Food literacy is the ultimate goal behind Addi Road's Let's Get Cooking program. As well as simply providing a free hot meal (and dessert) each month, we look at helping people to shop AND cook with often very limited funds. Each month there are easy recipes on offer (and ready to be tasted) along extra tips for stocking people's kitchen cupboards; a list of essentials to facilitate simple, inexpensive and nutritious recipes that will match whatever Addi Road Food Pantry might have in stock. It's about building an integrated food ecology for people battling. With a few extra special ingredients over a shared meal as the community comes together: camaraderie and connection. + #Addiroad #cityofsydney #foodrelief #foodjustice #housing #inequality #Camperdown #Glebe #MissionAustralia #homeless #battling #costofliving #poverty #resilience #mentalhealth #wellbeing #nutrition #diet #charity #community #freemeals #cookingworkshop #volunteers #caring #education #connection #letsgetcooking #neighbourhoodmedia https://lnkd.in/gs7vVEvM
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Saturday, April 20, from 1:00 - 4:00 pm, is our day for an ALA-Oregon Chapter fun-filled social event full of camaraderie, bowling, and food! Register by April 10! Several of you participated in past events supporting the Sunshine Division, and we want to continue that support! We are hoping that you can bring one or more non-perishable food items for donation to the Sunshine Division as your entrance to this event—the more the better! This is an exciting opportunity to connect with your fellow members and business partner colleagues while we continue our support of a local community partner. Perhaps a bit of competitive bowling or competitive eating—who knows! Knowing that weekends are often family time, our event is open to your +1 and kids. The Grand Central Bowling venue should be a fun way to mix and mingle, enjoy some good food, enjoy bowling at your leisure, or take in a few arcade game activities. Space is limited so register at oregonala.org EARLY! Be sure to register yourself as well as any family members who will join. Please email Lori Hughes at lori.hughes@millernash.com with any questions. Let her know if you will be bringing any children so that we can plan the menu and arcade opportunities. Let’s kick off spring together, support our local community, and spend time with the best in our community -- you! Sunshine Division Food Donation Recommendations: "We rely heavily on food donations to make our mission possible. We are always looking for the following non-perishable items: canned meats, pasta, rice, cereal, soup/broth, peanut butter, canned/dried beans, canned fruit, canned vegetables, cooking oil and shelf-stable milk. To ensure food safety we cannot use: Noncommercial or repackaged items, perishable items, open or used items, alcoholic beverages, damaged or unlabeled cans, homemade items." #networking #ALABuzz #LegalManagment #FoodDonation
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I recently visited a local food bank. It is a food bank that picks up produce at a local grocery store. They used to pickup meats near expiration too. They have freezers and as an under-supplied, overburdened food bank, the need is definitely present. In the last six months the same grocery store stopped discounting meats to 50% and started only discounting them to 30%. I know for a fact this has led to greater discard of expired meat. They no longer allow the food bank to pick up near expiration meats. People who wouldn’t be able to afford those foods in the first place, imaginary profits and losses that never existed are their “reasoning” for throwing food away instead. People in need are not the enemy. People in need aren’t hoarding their money greedily and eagerly waiting at the donation doors. The (potential) merger of Albertsons and Fred Meyer terrifies me. They’re already coordinating their sales to justify “see we’re competing with each other and will keep doing so if you let us merge” What all shoppers have realized? Their prices were heavily inflated since first word of this merger to allow “sales” that don’t lose them a penny. Grocery prices are already unattainable for many and only worsening.
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In the case of all social good movements - it's grassroots organizations banding together and communities supporting one another that is going to shift cultural attitudes. At Replate, we think of other nonprofit FROs as potential collaborators, not our competition! A rising tide lifts all ships! Read more about it in Marquise's latest blog post over at: https://lnkd.in/gYaigEPW
Food rescue collaboration — Replate Blog
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Ever tried the classic post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich? 🦃 🥪 Beyond its deliciousness, let's talk about its contribution to reducing food waste! Here's our recommendation for a SIMPLE turkey sandwich, steering clear of kitchen disasters and any more stressful cooking. Whether you follow our suggestion or have your own way of enjoying leftovers, you're actively minimizing the waste from the Thanksgiving holiday. Find joy in reviving those leftovers in ways that suit your taste. 🌱♻️ #LeftoverMagic #ReduceWaste #ThanksgivingTraditions #GivingTuesday #TurkeySandwich #comedy #recipe #recipecontent #wastedfood #statistics #climatechange #landfill #sustainability #methane #waste #wasted #funny #foodwaste #foodinsecurity #feedpeoplenotlandfills #pollution #edutok #volunteer #community #nonprofit
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Ever tried the classic post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich? 🦃 🥪 Beyond its deliciousness, let's talk about its contribution to reducing food waste! Here's our recommendation for a SIMPLE turkey sandwich, steering clear of kitchen disasters and any more stressful cooking. Whether you follow our suggestion or have your own way of enjoying leftovers, you're actively minimizing the waste from the Thanksgiving holiday. Find joy in reviving those leftovers in ways that suit your taste. 🌱♻️ #LeftoverMagic #ReduceWaste #ThanksgivingTraditions #GivingTuesday #TurkeySandwich #comedy #recipe #recipecontent #wastedfood #statistics #climatechange #landfill #sustainability #methane #waste #wasted #funny #foodwaste #foodinsecurity #feedpeoplenotlandfills #pollution #edutok #volunteer #community #nonprofit
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Ever tried the classic post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich? 🦃 🥪 Beyond its deliciousness, let's talk about its contribution to reducing food waste! Here's our recommendation for a SIMPLE turkey sandwich, steering clear of kitchen disasters and any more stressful cooking. Whether you follow our suggestion or have your own way of enjoying leftovers, you're actively minimizing the waste from the Thanksgiving holiday. Find joy in reviving those leftovers in ways that suit your taste. 🌱♻️ #LeftoverMagic #ReduceWaste #ThanksgivingTraditions #GivingTuesday #TurkeySandwich #comedy #recipe #recipecontent #wastedfood #statistics #climatechange #landfill #sustainability #methane #waste #wasted #funny #foodwaste #foodinsecurity #feedpeoplenotlandfills #pollution #edutok #volunteer #community #nonprofit
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Ever tried the classic post-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich? 🦃 🥪 Beyond its deliciousness, let's talk about its contribution to reducing food waste! Here's our recommendation for a SIMPLE turkey sandwich, steering clear of kitchen disasters and any more stressful cooking. Whether you follow our suggestion or have your own way of enjoying leftovers, you're actively minimizing the waste from the Thanksgiving holiday. Find joy in reviving those leftovers in ways that suit your taste. 🌱♻️ #LeftoverMagic #ReduceWaste #ThanksgivingTraditions #GivingTuesday #TurkeySandwich #comedy #recipe #recipecontent #wastedfood #statistics #climatechange #landfill #sustainability #methane #waste #wasted #funny #foodwaste #foodinsecurity #feedpeoplenotlandfills #pollution #edutok #volunteer #community #nonprofit
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What is FARE Idaho? This is a question we get asked a lot! FARE Idaho is a non-profit trade association that advocates for Idaho’s independent restaurants, family farms, retailers, food and beverage producers. Our mission is to connect, align, and promote the shared interests of Idaho’s independent restaurants, family farms, food and beverage businesses. Our goal is to advance independent businesses, increase their financial success and improve the conditions of those who work in our industries. Want to learn more about FARE? Head over to fareidaho.org to read more about our history, values, and advocacy efforts.
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