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Probably not in both cases. There's usually no need to post - restaurants always have leftovers and organizations like City Harvest can partner with them. Sched
by notjustanymike 13y ago
Probably not in both cases. There's usually no need to post - restaurants always have leftovers and organizations like City Harvest can partner with them. Scheduled pickups work just fine. If you're talking about posting individual portions (e.g. my dinner currently) there's no way it's cheaper for them to come pick it up than to cook something fresh in bulk.
- komal1120 13y agoEven with organizations like City Harvest, Food Runners, food banks, etc., there are still 263 million pounds of consumable food wasted every day. How can we address this?
- shrughes 13y agoAnd hundreds of thousands of people die of malaria every year. There are more efficient ways to spend charitable energy.
- notjustanymike 13y agoHow much of this food is part of the long tail? How energy efficient is it pursuing this dispersed food? Would that energy be better spent elsewhere?
- efferifick 13y agoIf you implement these food halls I would be really happy. http://ahistoryofthefuture.org/2012/04/the-new-halls/ http://ahistoryofthefuture.org/2012/04/the-new-halls/ I imagine them somewhat different: food by subscription but paid by the government instead of financial aid to ensure people eat healthy.