Food Recovery Network is one of the largest student led movements mobilized against hunger and food waste in the U.S.

Wasted food produces methane, a greenhouse gas that’s about 30x more potent than CO2.

We mobilize over 8,000 college students, businesses and community partners to recover surplus food.

Since implementing our data-driven methodology, FRN10X, we’ve doubled the movement.

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Indigenous Heritage Month: Immersing in Knowledge, Understanding Our Food System History, and Creating Change
Indigenous Heritage Month: Immersing in Knowledge, Understanding Our Food System History, and Creating Change

Learning more about historic inequities, and the history of our land is important to finding a way to heal our future and heal our food system. We cannot, and should not, untangle the history of this land and the history of our food system in the U.S. from our Indigenous community, family, and people.

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October Roundtable talk: When we invest in people, we surpass our goals
October Roundtable talk: When we invest in people, we surpass our goals

During our October Roundtable Talk, a recurring theme emerged, woven into each of the goals we achieved this past year and stitched into the larger goal we unfurled for this upcoming program year: when we invest in the people within our movement, we surpass our goals. I invite you to read the update below and follow along by listening to our recorded conversation.

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Agrlilinks Call to Action: The Intersection of Food Waste and Food Justice
Agrlilinks Call to Action: The Intersection of Food Waste and Food Justice
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OCTOBER ROUNDTABLE TALK

During our October Roundtable Talk, a recurring theme emerged, woven into each of the goals we achieved this past year and stitched into the larger goal we unfurled for this upcoming program year: when we invest in the people within our movement, we surpass our goals.

FRN’s FY24 Annual RePORT

We’ve doubled the movement! We’ve had a successful year - ending food waste while providing delicious good food to local communities - while taking necessary steps to help end climate change. Read our full report with event, partner, and student chapter highlights.

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