FRN helps students join the movement to fight waste and feed people by starting an FRN chapter to recover and distribute surplus food on their campus and in their wider community. There are only 3 steps to starting a chapter –

Food Recovery Network (FRN) recognizes food security, economic security, and climate justice are inextricably tied to racial equity, and achieving any is dependent on addressing the root causes of the inequities. As such, FRN brings an equity lens into all aspects of its organization.

There is no one path on how to incorporate stainless steel or reusables into your dining operations, but you can’t make change without questioning business as usual. We are here to help support your chapter journey into reusables.