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FRN's Strategic Framework, FRN10X
As a continued commitment to Food Recovery Network’s public learning approach and stakeholder engagement feedback loop, FRN hosts conversations about our strategic framework, FRN10X. Based on our latest Roundtable Talks conversation in February 2021 about FRN10X, our Executive Director, Regina Anderson, provides key takeaways in this blog post.
FISCAL YEAR 2020 AND OUR MOVEMENT
While our model of mobilizing college volunteers to donate surplus food to surrounding local communities took a pause when campuses closed due to COVID-19, our movement persisted in ways that kept our network safe from the virus.
When food systems across the United States became inaccessible, inconsistent and out of reach for millions more people during the pandemic – further expanding racial inequity issues – we transitioned our services from recovering mostly from higher education institutions to recovering at other places within the food chain system, like right on farm fields.
Check out how 2020 changed our movement for good — and for the better.
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