Sharing Excess

How's your week been? Here's a snapshot of our here at Sharing Excess.

The numbers behind food in America can be hard to imagine, this , we’re making it simple.

Saving surplus food is one of the best tools we have to address food insecurity. 👉Swipe to learn more

The numbers behind food in America can be hard to imagine, this , we’re making it simple.

Saving surplus food is one of the best tools we have to address food insecurity. 👉Swipe to learn more.

Using food surplus as a solution to scarcity. Every week!

How has your week been? We've been busy rescuing beautiful produce and sharing directly with our community.

Call and tag Governor Hochul now: (518) 474-8390

New York needs to step up in a serious way. Families across the state are food insecure and we need every tool to make sure they don’t go hungry.

The NYS Food Rescue Tax Credit (A9329/S8878) reduces food waste, supports farmers, and gets fresh food to communities that need it most. It was in the Assembly budget. The Governor’s office is pushing to remove it.

At the exact moment federal food programs are being cut, Albany is making moves to weaken the safety nets of our most vulnerable neighbors.

One night. One million meals.
Last week we brought together some of Philadelphia's most passionate people at for an evening of incredible Thai cuisine by Chef Nok (), all in support of our mission to make sure that surplus food goes to the people who need it.

Together we raised over $100k. At $1 = 10+ meals, that's at least one million meals for families across the country.

Thank you to our lead sponsor , and to every table, donor, and guest who made this happen: Anderson Family Foundation, , , , , , , Mark Nicoletti, Drew Brown, Laurie Franz, and .

To Chef Nok and the entire Kalaya team, thank you for opening your doors and your kitchen for this mission. This is the kind of partnership that makes change on a meaningful scale.

See you next year. 🌿💚