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Looking back, looking ahead

Thank you for being a part of the fight to end food waste and hunger in 2023! Here’s what we did together this year:

  • We added food pantries in 276 cities, towns and villages, reaching even more gardeners who can now help nourish their neighbors in need. 
  • 1.47 million gardeners learned they can donate surplus harvest from their gardens. Michelle in West Virginia and Lorri and Bob in California showed us how they did it and helped inspired many more gardeners!
  • All 2,000 Home Depot stores had signs helping customers learn that they can donate garden food.
  • Bonnie Plants is spearheading a major public awareness campaign.
  • Our new program for reservations nationwide was presented at a Native American nutrition conference and a key Feeding America conference in Washington DC.
  • Two new dedicated staff members have joined AmpleHarvest.org, bolstering our efforts to continually improve and expand our programs.

What will you help grow next year? We can’t wait to see what 2024 brings!

 
 

Webinar Recording Now Available

View our virtual panel discussion on how to repair a broken food system, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, provide nutrient dense produce to those in need, and strengthen the bond between neighbors and their communities. Panelists shared their insights and strategies for scaling up food recovery efforts and making a significant impact in the fight against hunger and food waste. 

 
 

Food banks are continuing to see large numbers of people needing food assistance. If you've planted a garden, think about growing more to feed more. If you can't grow a garden, share AmpleHarvest.org on social media, volunteer, or donate. Every act of kindness counts. 

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