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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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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Food Bank News Op-Ed: How to Address Sky-High Gen Z Hunger Rates
Food Bank News Op-Ed: How to Address Sky-High Gen Z Hunger Rates

Unfortunately, as the current wave of Gen Z individuals reaches adulthood and becomes eligible to apply for SNAP on their own, college students experience unfortunate obstacles in accessing SNAP benefits, impeding their ability to succeed. 

We have the power to make changes to reduce these barriers and end hunger. 

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FRN Update: Community Colleges Driving New Changes for Food Recovery Network
FRN Update: Community Colleges Driving New Changes for Food Recovery Network

As Food Recovery Network (FRN) continues to focus on recovering delicious food to feed everyone experiencing hunger in the US—they are proud to announce the expansion of FRN’s presence in community colleges.

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Recording & Recap

FRN hosted two conversations this past quarter, our biannual Roundtable Talks which gave insight into our accomplishments and key learnings for our program year thus far AND our data-driven mapping webinar, How FRN’s Data is Driving Impact, where we took a deep dive into our maps, methodology, and plans for how we will use this data to feed more people, faster.

If you were unable to attend the live conversations, watch our recordings and/or read our blog posts for key takeaways from each conversation.

FRN’s FY23 Annual RePORT

Our newest annual report highlights what we accomplished this year and where we’re headed next to feed more people, faster.

Read our full annual report to learn more about our data-driven approach to our work and the students, hunger-fighting organizations, and other partners who drive our programs forward.

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