We work with food donors and a network volunteers to rescue food and deliver it to nonprofit partners and community partners serving people facing food insecurity.
Hunger is not a supply and demand issue, it is an accessibility issue that can be improved with logistics, policy changes, and community partnerships.
Donors
Donating surplus food helps minimize the environmental impact of food waste while also combating hunger!
Here’s what you need to know about the laws that protect food donors.
If you’re a food business and have food to donate, get in touch with us:
info@chicagofoodrescue.org
312-994-2362
Nonprofit & Community Partners
Our partners include both traditional hunger relief organizations like pantries and soup kitchens, and non-traditional ones like public housing sites, community centers, and after-school programs.
Hunger affects individuals’ stability and opportunity for success. We strive to meet people when and where they are, making it easier for them to access fresh, healthy food.
If you’re interested in receiving food, get in contact with us!
