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🌍🌾 Happy World Food Day! 🌾🌍 Today is World Food Day—a day dedicated to raising awareness about global hunger, food security, and the importance of sustainable agriculture. Millions of people around the world still face food insecurity, and it’s a reminder of how much more we can do to create a world where everyone has access to nutritious food. Here are 5 simple ways you can take action today to help fight hunger: 1. Donate to a Food Bank or Shelter 🥫: Local food banks are always in need of non-perishable goods like canned vegetables, beans, rice, pasta, and soups. Even a small donation can make a big difference for a family in need. 2. Volunteer Your Time ⏳: Spend a few hours volunteering at a local food bank, community kitchen, or shelter. Many places need help with sorting, packing, or distributing food. 3. Support Sustainable Farming 🌱: Choose to buy local and sustainable products. Supporting small farmers and eco-friendly practices can reduce food waste and ensure more efficient food systems. 4. Raise Awareness 📣: Use your social media to spread the word about hunger and food security. Share resources, facts, or even organize a virtual fundraiser for a hunger-fighting charity. Reduce Food Waste 🗑️: Plan your meals wisely and avoid wasting food. Get creative with leftovers and compost what you can’t eat. Less waste means more resources to feed others. Each step we take today brings us closer to a hunger-free world. Let's work together for a brighter, more equitable future! 🌍💚 #WorldFoodDay #Foodwastenomore

We’re back with an update on our incredible partnership with The FruitGuys, and we couldn’t be more excited about the impact we’re making together! 💚 Since 2020, we've rescued over 500,000 pounds of fresh produce, and that’s not just numbers—it’s 500,000 pounds of healthy food reaching people who need it most. Together, we’re working to solve two big issues: food waste and food insecurity. Did you know that 92 billion pounds of food are wasted every year in the U.S., while 1 in 8 families struggle with hunger? With every delivery, we’re closing that gap and making healthy food accessible to thousands of people across the country. We’re so grateful to The FruitGuys for being a part of this life-changing journey. It’s a partnership that not only saves food but saves lives. Let’s continue making a lasting impact together! 💪 Want to get involved? Volunteer, donate, or help spread the word! Together, we’re creating a healthier, more sustainable future. 🌍 #FoodConnect #TheFruitGuys #FoodRescue #Sustainability #EndHunger #FoodWaste #CommunityImpact

Did you know... about 30 to 40 percent of the US food supply is thrown out every year? That’s not just wasteful—it’s a missed opportunity to nourish people and protect the planet. The truth is, food is only wasted when it’s thrown away. So during this season of feasting: - Plan meals for your company events carefully. - Make plans to donate excess to those in need. Every organization can reduce food waste and do good at the same time. Is your business grabbing this opportunity? Happy Thanksgiving. #Thanksgiving #FoodWaste #Sustainability #ZeroWaste #ClimateAction

16th October: World Food Day 🌍🍽   Today, we join millions around the world for #WorldFoodDay, reflecting on the importance of food security for all. Did you know that over 800 million people still face hunger every day? Here are some amazing UK-based organizations making a huge impact in food distribution, sustainability, and accessibility: FareShare UK – Redistributing surplus food to charities, reducing waste and hunger. Olio • Share More, Waste Less – Food-sharing app connecting neighbors to prevent food waste. Too Good To Go – Offering discounted surplus food from restaurants. FoodCycle – Nutritious meals and community connections using surplus food. Social Bite – Supporting the homeless with meals and employment. FoodCloud – Tech platform connecting surplus food with charities. Together, we can make a difference by supporting sustainable food systems and reducing food waste. Let’s build a world where no one goes to bed hungry! 🌱🌾 #ZeroHunger #SustainableFuture #FoodForAll"

🌍🍽️ World Food Day 2024: Let's End Hunger Together! 🍽️🌍 Today is a day to reflect, take action, and unite in the fight against hunger. Millions around the world are still struggling to access the food they need, and it's up to us to help change that. 🙏💚 Here’s how YOU can make a difference today and every day: 🌾 Support Local Farmers – Buy local and sustainable products to empower those who grow our food. 🍲 Donate to Food Banks – Even a small contribution can make a huge impact in someone's life. ♻️ Reduce Food Waste – Be mindful of what you consume, and share leftovers to minimize waste. 🤝 Advocate for Food Access – Spread the word and support policies that ensure food security for all. This World Food Day, let's commit to building a future where everyone has access to healthy, nutritious meals. Together, we can create a world with #ZeroHunger. 🌱✨ Your small steps can lead to big changes! 💪❤️ #WorldFoodDay #ZeroHunger #FoodForAll #SustainableFuture #EndHunger #TogetherWeCan #NourishingTheWorld Let’s make sure no one goes to bed hungry tonight and work towards a better tomorrow. 🌍🌾🍽️

Something that I am incredibly passionate about - food waste. It always amazes me how much food is thrown away, when there are families in our own communities who are food scarce. Today is #WorldFoodDay - a time to remember the value of our food and to think of creative ways to reduce waste. Nearly 828 million people still go to bed hungry every night, while approximately 1/3 of all food produced globally is wasted. Reducing hunger and waste can start with simple actions: - Cut down food waste in households and businesses by planning meals, storing food properly, and repurposing leftovers. - Support sustainable farming and local producers to ensure long-term food security. - Donate excess food to local charities or food banks to help those in need. This picture was taken last weekend as our team of 6 at my church prepared food donated by Trader Joe's. Food that was going to be thrown away; and we used it to make meals to serve 150+ people in the devastated areas of Western NC. If we all work together, we can make a difference. #WorldFoodDay #ZeroHunger #Sustainability #FoodSecurity #FeedNC #DisasterRelief

Food waste isn’t just about the food—it’s the labor and energy that go into producing it. When food goes unused, all the effort behind it is wasted too, impacting both people and the planet. At Denver Food Rescue, we’re addressing this challenge by recovering surplus fresh food from grocery stores and retailers. Instead of letting it go uneaten, we distribute it through 21 community-led No Cost Grocery Programs (NCGPs), ensuring it nourishes our Denver neighbors and strengthens our community. 💚 This Colorado Gives Day, you can help us create a more sustainable and equitable food system. Donate today at https://lnkd.in/grnBY_2F and make a difference. #FoodWaste #FoodRecovery #Sustainability #EndFoodWaste #DenverFoodRescue #ZeroWaste #NutritionSecurity #FoodJustice #FoodAccessForAll #SustainableFuture #CommunityImpact #ClimateAction #SupportLocal #GivingTuesday #ColoradoGivesDay #DonateNow #FightFoodWaste #HealthyCommunities

🌎🌱This World Food Day, let’s come together to take action for a healthier, more sustainable future. Here are four ways you can make an impact: 1. Donate to a Food Bank Have extra food or time to spare? Consider donating or volunteering at a local food bank. You can find one near you through the Feeding America website. Every little bit helps! 🙌 2. Support Local Farmers Shop local, seasonal produce. You’ll not only enjoy fresh, high-quality food, but you’ll also support local jobs and keep money in your community. 🥕🍎 3. Reduce Your Food Waste Meal plan, store food properly, and don’t forget to eat those leftovers! Try using sustainable options like beeswax wraps or silicone stretch lids to keep your food fresh. 🌱 4. Compost Your Food Scraps Turn food scraps like fruit peels and vegetable stems into nutrient-rich compost for your garden. It’s a simple way to reduce waste and help the environment. 🍂🌻 Together, we can build a better food system for everyone. 💚 #worldfoodday #sustainability #supportlocal #reducefoodwaste #donate #makeadifference #feedingamerica

🌍 A Hunger-Free Tomorrow Starts Today! 🍽️ Food is more than just survival—it’s love, culture, and the bond that connects us all. Yet, over 800 million people still go to bed hungry every night. Imagine the difference we can make if we all come together to ensure that every person has access to healthy, nutritious food. On this World Food Day, let’s commit to: 🍛 Waste Less. Feed More. – Small changes in our daily habits can make a huge impact. 🌱 Choose sustainable. Protect the future. – Support farmers and communities practicing eco-friendly methods. 🤝 Help those in need. Every action counts. – Share, donate, and uplift those who need it the most. We have the power to create a world where no one has to go hungry. Let’s build a future where everyone has a seat at the table. 💚 Together, we can make this vision a reality. #WorldFoodDay #EndHungerNow #SecidCares #SustainableFuture #NoMoreEmptyPlates #LoveThroughFood #TogetherForChange #ZeroWaste #FoodForAll #MakeADifference #SecidVoices #StopHunger #HopeInEveryMeal

Did you know that more than one-quarter of food produced is wasted globally each year? This has major social, environmental and economic consequences. It’s common for delegate numbers to fluctuate in the lead-up to an event and estimating food quantities can be tricky. At The CCD, we ensure that regular communication between clients and the hospitality manager about likely numbers can allow for adjustments in catering requirements. This helps to avoid producing unnecessary food and, in turn, reducing food waste. Other initiatives, such as donating food to local schools or charities are creative ways to manage waste after an event. Today, on Stop Food Waste Day, we want to highlight some tips and tricks you can easily implement in to your daily life to make small but significant changes in how we care for our food.