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Yeah, seriously, go to a local food pantry, they'll be glad for the help

• TeMPOraL 13y ago
  Or maybe rather do equivalent amount of overtime at work and use the additional money to hire a bunch of highschoolers to help.
• ctdonath 13y ago
  Suggestion: Panera Bread gives away (to charity) all the bread they have at the end of each day (their "Dough-Nation" program). Find a food pantry, find out when they're open, tell a Panera store you want to take their leftovers there. Both groups will appreciate you for it, especially if you're reliable: Panera doesn't want to throw hundreds of $$$ of good food away, and the pantry can probably use as much as they can get. Be reliable to both. Just transporting otherwise-discarded food from store A to charity B can make a big difference; takes about an hour a week, easy to do, is a needed activity few know is available. I'm sure other stores will do something similar.
  • wcummings 13y ago
    A lot of place literally just need to man-power to lift boxes around and help distribute food to clients.