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Sharing Excess Inc.
'''Sharing Excess connects colleges and communities to reduce food waste and combat hunger.'''
HOME
ABOUT
STORY
CONTACT
GET INVOLVED
JOIN A CHAPTER
START A CHAPTER
FOOD RESCUE
DONATE FOOD
STAY CONNECTED
RESOURCES
FOOD SCHOLARSHIPS
FREE FOOD ALERT
NEWS
DONATE
STORE
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Welcome
Sharing Excess connects colleges and communities to reduce food waste and combat hunger.  


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Unfortunately, giving isn’t always easy. We want to change that.  
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Our philosophy is that excess should be shared— not wasted.  


Unfortunately, giving isn’t always easy…
We want to change that.
Campus Chapters
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Our movement is powered by innovative and compassionate college students that work with their campus, community, and local businesses to share food excess.
Our movement is powered by innovative and compassionate college students that work with their campus, community, and local businesses to share food excess.


JOIN A CHAPTER | START A CHAPTER
Sharing Excess partners with grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes to deliver excess food to hunger relief organizations. We partner with 25 + hunger relief organizations and community programs that target the root causes of poverty.
What we do
Food Rescue


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Nearly half of all college students struggle with food insecurity. Sharing Excess works on campus to establish meal swipe donation programs, sponsor food scholarships, and connect students to support resources.
Sharing Excess partners with grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes to deliver excess food to hunger relief organizations.


DRIVE WITH US
Sharing Excess has provided more than 120,000 meals to communities and college students in need. We distribute to communities throughout Philadelphia, and will be expanding to cities across the US over the next five years.
Student Food Security


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Together with 40+ food donors, Sharing Excess reduces food waste, while saving businesses money. We accurately track all donations for easy and convenient tax deductions. For every $1 donated, Sharing Excess can provide 8 meals to communities in need.
Nearly half of all college students struggle with food insecurity.  


Sharing Excess works on campus to establish meal swipe donation programs, sponsor food scholarships, and connect students to support resources.
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://sharingexcess.com home page].


RESOURCES
==In The News==
Impact
Sharing Excess has provided more than 120,000 meals to communities and college students in need.


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*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gNmCA9M98o The Story of Sharing Excess], CBS-3. (YouTube, 2m14s)
We distribute to communities throughout Philadelphia, and will be expanding to cities across the US over the next five years.
 
Donors
Together with 40+ food donors, Sharing Excess reduces food waste, while saving businesses money. We accurately track all donations for easy and convenient tax deductions.
 
DONATE FOOD
Hunger relief
Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission
St. John's Hospice
Sunday Love Project
Hub of Hope
St. Francis Inn
Philadelphia Housing Authority
Bebashi
People's Emergency Center
We partner with 25 + hunger relief organizations and community programs that target the root causes of poverty.


BECOME A PARTNER
==See Also==
News
Philadelphia Citizen
CBS 3
FOX 29
Philadelphia Inquirer
Want to hear more about our plans for the future?


CONTACT US
*[[Federation of Neighborhood Centers (FNC)]]
Help us grow
For every $1 donated, Sharing Excess can provide 8 meals to communities in need.
 
DONATE
Follow us
Coming soon to a campus near you
 
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JOIN OR START A CHAPTER
SHARING EXCESS INC IS A REGISTERED PA NONPROFIT 501(C)(3), FISCALLY SPONSORED BY FEDERATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS. “SHARING EXCESS” IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK (TM). ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
 
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://sharingexcess.com home page].
 
==In The News==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gNmCA9M98o The Story of Sharing Excess], CBS-3. (YouTube, 2m14s)


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Latest revision as of 15:21, 8 April 2020

sharingexcess.com

Dare to Share

Sharing Excess connects colleges and communities to reduce food waste and combat hunger.

Unfortunately, giving isn’t always easy. We want to change that.

Our movement is powered by innovative and compassionate college students that work with their campus, community, and local businesses to share food excess.

Sharing Excess partners with grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes to deliver excess food to hunger relief organizations. We partner with 25 + hunger relief organizations and community programs that target the root causes of poverty.

Nearly half of all college students struggle with food insecurity. Sharing Excess works on campus to establish meal swipe donation programs, sponsor food scholarships, and connect students to support resources.

Sharing Excess has provided more than 120,000 meals to communities and college students in need. We distribute to communities throughout Philadelphia, and will be expanding to cities across the US over the next five years.

Together with 40+ food donors, Sharing Excess reduces food waste, while saving businesses money. We accurately track all donations for easy and convenient tax deductions. For every $1 donated, Sharing Excess can provide 8 meals to communities in need.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's home page.

In The News

See Also