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Food Recovery Organizations
ReFED's Food Waste Innovator Database provides contact information for nonprofit and commercial entities across the country that can rescue excess and unused food, and distribute it to food banks, pantries, meal programs, and more. If you're a food recovery organization and would like to be included in the database, please fill out an application here.
https://www.refed.com/tools/innovator-database/innovators#active_tab=innovatorList&hierarchy=recovery-hierarchy
Feeding America Food Bank Finder
Find your local community food bank through this resource from Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. Click here.
AmpleHarvest.org Food PANTRY Finder https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank
AmpleHarvest.org helps millions of backyard gardeners easily find a local food pantry to donate their extra garden produce. Use this online tool to find a food pantry near you. https://ampleharvest.org/
DoorDash Delivery Support
ReFED’s partner DoorDash is providing at-cost and subsidized deliveries via its DoorDash Drive fulfillment service to nonprofit organizations, including schools, food pantries, and community-health centers. Click here. https://help.doordash.com/s/covid19-community-delivery-support?language=en_US
Donate Excess Food to Institutions in Need
As institutions across the country close, they are left with excess food that could be donated as emergency food assistance. Download and share this handout from Harvard Law School’s Food Law and Policy Center to get more information on food recovery resources and learn how businesses can donate their surplus food.
U.S. EPA Excess Food Opportunities Map https://www.chlpi.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/handout-vFINAL.pdf?fbclid=IwAR38UMYPNutlACGkdjHkp9b61tZGRruSp3U5yPGZWrlkXQHTrWLKu7pip2Q
The U.S. EPA Excess Food Opportunities Map shows food banks and other institutions that can accept donated or recovered foods. https://www.epa.gov/sustainable-management-food/excess-food-opportunities-map