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Due to the impact of COVID-19, it is estimated that 54 million Americans, including 1 in 4 children, will experience food insecurity.

That is a 46% increase from 2019.

Food Rescue US offers a highly sustainable food recovery model that empowers communities to use existing resources to support food insecure

individuals and families.

Your support of Food Rescue US is more important than ever.

In the face of this growing need - and that of our community partners across the country - Food Rescue US has risen to the challenge and adapted our efficient volunteer-driven model to increase our impact on reducing hunger and food waste throughout the country.

Your donation is how we can continue to BE THE RESCUE. TOGETHER.

Looking to donate to a specific Food Rescue US location? You can

designate during the donation checkout process.

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Dear Friends of Food Rescue US:

Our response to COVID-19 is four months in and we continue to be awed by the commitment of so many to help those who are food insecure during these unprecedented times. Rescues are selected within minutes of being posted, our site directors around the country are being creative in managing often very large scale rescues (50,000 pounds of produce in one day!), and our financial donors continue to support our new COVID-19 emergency programs. A heartfelt thank you to you all!

But what also keeps us going are the stories of gratitude from those who are receiving meals through the efforts of Food Rescue US. Recently we heard about a little boy who arrived with his parents to pick-up a produce box that we were distributing in Ohio. The boy looked at the food in the box and held up an orange and said "What''s this?". He said he had never seen an orange before. Heartbreaking stories like these just reiterate the important need for Food Rescue US in communities all across the country, helping to increase access to healthy food and produce within communities with limited access.

During the pandemic, the Food Rescue US movement has grown in communities all across the country. This includes:

182 new food donor partners
194 new social service agency partners
855 new volunteer food rescuers
10 restaurant meal programs
9 community kitchens
4 new Food Rescue US locations
2.1 million meals provided to food insecure individuals and families, including over 466,000 pounds of USDA produce

With COVID-19 continuing to impact communities all across the country, we need your help to continue to support our emergency efforts at this time.

If you are interested in making a tax-deductible donation,

please click here to make your gift.

Be well and please always follow the CDC safety guidelines,

Food Rescue US Headquarters

Carol, Melissa, Jen, Alena, and Bethany

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Dear Friends of Food Rescue US:

As we look back on the past eight months and the impact COVID-19 has had on our health, economy, and the overall well-being of America, we are in awe of the many people who have stepped-up to help their fellow citizens. As we look forward, it sadly seems certain that we will be fighting the consequences of the pandemic well into 2021 and beyond.

Our focus at Food Rescue US is food insecurity and food waste, both major crises before COVID-19. Due to the impact of the pandemic, many are still left unemployed and hundreds of thousands of people are facing food insecurity for the first time. Our work is more important than ever.

Our concern for the significant impact of food waste on our environment has not been diminished and we are heartened to know that so many people realize that we can’t ignore a warming planet, even during a pandemic.

With your support during the pandemic, we have been able to:

Provide 8.2 million meals
Keep 9.8 million pounds of excess food out of landfills
Open 18 Community Kitchens
Distribute 125,000 meals through our Restaurant Meal Programs
Distribute 7.5 million pounds of produce through our Farm Distribution Program, including partnering with the USDA on their Farmers to Families produce box distributions

We are grateful to the thousands of volunteer food rescuers, food donors, social service agency partners, and financial donors that have supported this work, all who understand it makes so much sense to divert excess food from landfills for a better purpose, feeding the food insecure. Together we are making a difference. Thank you!

Your donation allows us to continue to provide meals, recover and distribute fresh food, open Community Kitchens, and ensure that all excess food is rescued and provided to those in need.

If you are able, please consider making a donation to Food Rescue US. Every dollar makes a difference.

All the best,

Carol, Melissa, Jen, Alena, Bethany, and Victoria

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Dear Friends of Food Rescue US:

Our response to COVID-19 is four months in and we continue to be awed by the commitment of so many to help those who are food insecure during these unprecedented times. Rescues are selected within minutes of being posted, our site directors around the country are being creative in managing often very large scale rescues (50,000 pounds of produce in one day!), and our financial donors continue to support our new COVID-19 emergency programs. A heartfelt thank you to you all!

But what also keeps us going are the stories of gratitude from those who are receiving meals through the efforts of Food Rescue US. Recently we heard about a little boy who arrived with his parents to pick-up a produce box that we were distributing in Ohio. The boy looked at the food in the box and held up an orange and said "What''s this?". He said he had never seen an orange before. Heartbreaking stories like these just reiterate the important need for Food Rescue US in communities all across the country, helping to increase access to healthy food and produce within communities with limited access.

During the pandemic, the Food Rescue US movement has grown in communities all across the country. This includes:

182 new food donor partners
194 new social service agency partners
855 new volunteer food rescuers
10 restaurant meal programs
9 community kitchens
4 new Food Rescue US locations
2.1 million meals provided to food insecure individuals and families, including over 466,000 pounds of USDA produce

With COVID-19 continuing to impact communities all across the country, we need your help to continue to support our emergency efforts at this time.

If you are interested in making a tax-deductible donation,

please click here to make your gift.

Be well and please always follow the CDC safety guidelines,

Food Rescue US Headquarters

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Due to the impact of COVID-19, it is estimated that 54 million Americans, including 1 in 4 children, will experience food insecurity.

That is a 46% increase from 2019.

Food Rescue US offers a highly sustainable food recovery model that empowers communities to use existing resources to support food insecure

individuals and families.

Your support of Food Rescue US is more important than ever.

In the face of this growing need - and that of our community partners across the country - Food Rescue US has risen to the challenge and adapted our efficient volunteer-driven model to increase our impact on reducing hunger and food waste throughout the country.

Your donation is how we can continue to BE THE RESCUE. TOGETHER.

Looking to donate to a specific Food Rescue US location? You can

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Dear Friends of Food Rescue US:

We are very pleased to send you our Impact Report that presents our shared work over the past 18 months, including the first three months of our COVID-19 response. Everyday we are inspired by the individuals and organizations that have chosen to partner with Food Rescue US to help end hunger and reduce food waste. Thank you for sharing in this important work.

Our site directors, volunteer food rescuers, and food donors are dedicated to this work and deliver millions of meals a month to local social service agency partners feeding the food insecure in their communities. At the same time, we are keeping millions of pounds of food out of landfills each year where it would have been a significant contributor to global warming. During COVID-19, you have each risen to the many challenges. You are all an inspiration. Thank you!

We know that we wouldn''t be able to accomplish this amazing work without the financial support of so many. To the individuals, foundations, and corporations who believe in our ability to make a big difference to combat hunger and food waste, we thank you.

As the pandemic continues on, sustaining our work has become more important than ever. Your donations are allowing us to continue to provide meals, recover produce from farms and distribute it, and ensure that all excess food is recovered and provided to those in need. If you are able, please consider making a donation to our COVID-19 Response Fund. Every dollar makes a difference.

This Impact Report belongs to all of you. It is with our shared commitment to ending hunger and food waste that we have been able to impact so many people over the past 18 months. Thank you for choosing to join Food Rescue US in our critically important work to help people in need and to help protect our planet.

All the best,

Carol, Melissa, Jen, Alena, Bethany, and Victoria

*The photo in the center of the top graphic was taken by TJ Samuels.

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Dear Friends of Food Rescue US:

We are very pleased to send you our Impact Report that presents our shared work over the past 18 months, including the first three months of our COVID-19 response. Everyday we are inspired by the individuals and organizations that have chosen to partner with Food Rescue US to help end hunger and reduce food waste. Thank you for sharing in this important work.

Our site directors, volunteer food rescuers, and food donors are dedicated to this work and deliver millions of meals a month to local social service agency partners feeding the food insecure in their communities. At the same time, we are keeping millions of pounds of food out of landfills each year where it would have been a significant contributor to global warming. During COVID-19, you have each risen to the many challenges. You are all an inspiration. Thank you!

We know that we wouldn''t be able to accomplish this amazing work without the financial support of so many. To the individuals, foundations, and corporations who believe in our ability to make a big difference to combat hunger and food waste, we thank you.

As the pandemic continues on, sustaining our work has become more important than ever. Your donations are allowing us to continue to provide meals, recover produce from farms and distribute it, and ensure that all excess food is recovered and provided to those in need. If you are able, please consider making a donation to our COVID-19 Response Fund. Every dollar makes a difference.

This Impact Report belongs to all of you. It is with our shared commitment to ending hunger and food waste that we have been able to impact so many people over the past 18 months. Thank you for choosing to join Food Rescue US in our critically important work to help people in need and to help protect our planet.

All the best,

Carol, Melissa, Jen, Alena, Bethany, and Victoria

*The photo in the center of the top graphic was taken by TJ Samuels.