Fill plates. Not Landfills.

Rescue. Donate. Receive.

Become a Food Rescuer

(in 4 easy steps!)

1. Sign Up

Sign up​ by ​clicking here​ and create your account.

2. Find

View the available rescues and pick one that fits your schedule.

3. Arrive

Arrive at the local food donor at the date and time you selected and follow the directions outlined in the rescue information.

4. Deliver

Drive the food to the social service agency and see the impact of your volunteer time!

How do I volunteer if there isn't a site near me?

Food Rescue US is expanding to new states and locations all of the time. If you don’t see a nearby location here​, please visit our Launch a Site page to learn about bringing Food Rescue US to your community. To be notified when a site opens up in your area, sign up for our newsletter.

Some FAQs About being a food rescuer

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“I have seen the impact a single rescue makes and truly believe this is an easy way for everyone to help make a difference.”

Amira Mantoura

Volunteer Food Rescuer, Fairfield County, CT

Have more questions?

see our faq page

Become a Food Donor

Donate your excess food to end hunger and food waste in your community.

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Get Started

Sign up to donate your excess food on our web-based app! Once signed up, you will be paired with a site and can begin donating.

“Food Rescue US has presented a solution that is timely, flexible and effective and involves whole communities in the effort to reduce food waste and feed the hungry.”

Laura Monto

GM, Sodexo

How To Receive Food

Food Rescue US distributes food directly to:

local nonprofit agencies who directly serve their clients.

  • Homeless Shelters
  • Senior Centers
  • Family Resource Centers
  • Veteran Facilities
  • Food Pantries

Agencies who help people experiencing food insecurity:

  • Children
  • Families
  • Veterans
  • Homeless
  • Seniors

“When Food Rescue US provides food to us, it helps the working poor make their way out of poverty. They are helping to create a stronger population within our community. When more people can live a better life because they no longer have to struggle every day, our community is going to improve.”

Steven Hill

Randall Memorial UMC, Washington DC

Learn More

Interested in receiving food from Food Rescue US? Reach out to your ​local Site Director or email info@foodrescue.us​.

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