This Guy Was Shocked At The Amount Of Food His College Cafeteria Threw Away. So He Did Something.

This guy saw a huge amount of senseless waste and wasn’t very fond of it. So he found a way to use it and help a whole lot of people. It’s a simple concept, and yet nobody was doing it. What a difference people can make.

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Feb 14, 2014

Want to get involved and help keep perfectly good food out of the trash? You can make it happen on your campus. Visit Food Recovery Network’s Start a Chapter page for more info.

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