Food Recovery Network unites students on college campuses to fight food waste and hunger by recovering perishable food that would otherwise go to waste from their campuses and …

Founded in 2011 at the University of Maryland in College Park, FRN’s innovative model was created by a group of college students who witnessed perfectly good food being thrown away …

Food Recovery Network mobilizes thousands of student leaders on college campuses across the U.S. to engage in food recovery, hunger-fighting, and food justice work.

Our student-led chapters are addressing food waste at their institution and since 2011 have recovered over 5M pounds. Help us reduce waste at your institution by starting a chapter today.

Regina Harmon has led Food Recovery Network since 2015 and has been a pivotal voice in raising awareness and harnessing action to reduce food waste, end hunger, and positively …

Recovery locations: Crossroads, Gracie's, Commons, Brick City Cafe & Catering (Central Dining) Partner agencies: Open Door Mission, Asbury Dining, Blessed Sacrament

All FRN Chapters must sign an Official Chapter Agreement (OCA) each academic year in order for your chapter to be active in our network. All chapters must comply with the Bill Emerson …

Recovery Locations: West Village Dining Hall, North Avenue Dining Hall, and Greek houses Partner Agencies:Atlanta Mission, Womens Community Kitchen, Free Food Community Kitchen

Recovery locations: Michigan Union Blue Market, Pierpont Commons Blue Market, JavaBlu, Mazie's, and South Quad Partner agencies: Food Gatherers, Maize and Blue Cupboard

Here you’ll find a variety of information, toolkits, and guides to help explain and encourage food rescue, recovery, and donation across the United States. We hope this space supports you on …