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Supporting Food Recovery: How the Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Act Protects Donors
At Food Rescue US, we are committed to fighting food insecurity while simultaneously reducing food waste. One of the key pieces of legislation that empowers our mission is the Bill…
Read MoreFOOD AS MEDICINE: DIGESTIBLE BITES – AUGUST 2024
In this month’s Digestible Bites, we find an abundance of nutrition-related documentaries available and a number of reasons and ways we need to do more to successfully implement food as…
Read MoreFOOD RESCUE US 2023 IMPACT REPORT
We are pleased to share our 2023 Impact Report, highlighting the accomplishments of the Food Rescue US community. We welcomed new sites, volunteers, food donors, receiving agencies, and supporters across the…
Read MoreFood Rescue US and Ambrosia Produce Bags Team Up To Fight Food Waste
The Fight Against Food Waste Starts in Your Fridge Food Rescue US is excited to announce a partnership with Ambrosia Produce Bags! Ambrosia makes linen produce bags that help fruits and…
Read MoreFood Recovery: A Powerful Solution Combating Food Waste and Food Insecurity
In a country where millions go hungry every day and vast amounts of food are needlessly discarded, food recovery presents a pragmatic and compassionate solution. Yet, amidst the discussion surrounding…
Read MoreFOOD AS MEDICINE: DIGESTIBLE BITES (WITH A SERVING OF LOCAL BITES) – MARCH 2024
Each month, we cull through all of the “food as medicine” news to highlight the most recent and exciting developments in the field for Digestible Bites. This month, we’re highlighting standout local…
Read MoreNew “Share Table” Initiative Launches in Miami Schools
In an exciting partnership with the Miami-Dade public school system, Food Rescue US – South Florida is bringing a simple yet impactful initiative to four elementary schools. The Share Table…
Read MoreFOOD AS MEDICINE: DIGESTIBLE BITES – FEBRUARY 2024
Each month, we cull through all of the “food as medicine” news to highlight the most recent and exciting developments in the field for Digestible Bites. Periodically, we highlight standout local organizations…
Read MoreCelebrating a Legacy: Melissa Spiesman Retires from Food Rescue US
When Melissa Spiesman first joined Food Rescue US, we operated just one location. Today, as Melissa retires from her decade-plus tenure as our Chief Operating Officer, Food Rescue US operates…
Read MoreFood as Medicine: Digestible Bites – January 2024
The shorter version: The longer version: Thanks, Michelle Colman Food Rescue US – Fairfield County Food as Medicine Liaison If you enjoyed this post, you might also like last month’s…
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