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City Harvest is New York’s first and largest food rescue organization, helping to feed millions of New Yorkers.

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City Harvest is New York’s first and largest food rescue organization, helping to feed millions of New Yorkers who struggle to put meals on their tables. Corporate and foundation support plays a crucial role in City Harvest’s mission. Learn about the many ways your company can get involved: https://www.cityharvest.org/corporations-and-foundations/

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51-200 employees

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Brooklyn, New York

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Nonprofit

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1982

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Last week, we kicked off our annual holiday season corporate volunteering campaign, Repack to Give Back. Right now, 50% of working-age households in New York City are struggling to make ends meet—that’s 3 million New Yorkers who do not make enough to cover the minimum cost of living in NYC—including basics like food, rent, and child care. Many thanks to GIC, ServiceNow, Vox Media, Aprio, WWE, 17Capital, and MUFG for volunteering with us to help provide free, nourishing food for New Yorkers in need. Learn more and get your company involved with Repack to Give Back: https://lnkd.in/eGXdyhGU #WeAreCityHarvest
Canstruction is back at Brookfield Place through 11/11! Check out the incredible 23 sculptures made entirely of canned food, which will be donated to City Harvest following the exhibit, and bring a can of your own to donate. Thank you to this year's panel of jurors, including Food Council member, Priyanka Naik, and congratulations to all the winners! #WeAreCityHarvestBest Original Design: Little Shop of Hunger by Simpson Gumpertz & Heger (SGH)Structural Ingenuity: CAN I get Another? By HOKBest Meal: We CAN Do It! By Buro HappoldMost Cans: Hungry, Hungry, Sandworm by Urban Architectural Initiatives, RA, PCHonorable Mention #1: Ding-Dong, Hunger’s Dead! by GenslerHonorable Mention #2: Hunger: The Empire City Strikes Back by Thornton TomasettiCheri Award: Anyone CAN Cook by Severud Associates
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There's an entire congressional caucus dedicated to food rescue! This week, City Harvest's Chief Policy and Operations Officer Carlos Rodriguez spoke on a panel in Washington, D.C., hosted by the bipartisan group, to brief more than 85 congressional staffers on how food rescue can increase food security and reduce carbon emissions. Food rescue is at the heart of City Harvest's mission. This year, we will rescue more than 81 million pounds of high-quality, nutritious food that would otherwise go to waste and deliver it for free so that New Yorkers have the food they need to thrive. We are grateful for the opportunity to share our insights on Capitol Hill and to encourage food security for all of our neighbors. Learn more about our food rescue efforts: https://lnkd.in/dY8NQjui #WeAreCityHarvest
Today is World Food Day—a day marked by United Nations to promote the right to adequate food. At City Harvest, we work year-round to rescue and deliver high-quality produce that would otherwise go to waste to help provide free food for millions of New Yorkers experiencing food insecurity. Thanks to a generous friend of City Harvest, every gift made through October 26 will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $50,000, helping us to deliver twice as much food to our neighbors in need. Help feed good this World Food Day: https://lnkd.in/ek5QHazK #WeAreCityHarvest
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Today is DAF Day! A donor advised fund (DAF) is a tax-advantaged charitable investment fund that allows donors to champion their favorite nonprofits, like City Harvest. The need for food assistance in New York City is the highest on record, according to FeedNYC. Make a gift from your DAF to support our work rescuing and delivering free, nourishing food to New Yorkers in need: https://lnkd.in/evhNUQcK #WeAreCityHarvest
Over 200 food pantry leaders from across our city provided their expert input on how state policies can fight food insecurity among New Yorkers who are grappling with the high cost of living. In partnership with Food Bank For New York City and United Way of New York City, our city’s three largest anti-hunger organizations, we identified three ways that State policies can help create food secure futures: 1. Get more food to people who need it by investing in the emergency food system and expanding SNAP benefits and eligibility 2. Make childcare affordable to help alleviate a key factor in higher food insecurity rates for families 3. Improve housing stability to protect New Yorkers who are rent-burdened and 3X as likely to experience food insecurity We recently sent these policy priorities in a letter to Governor Hochul. Join us and stay updated on our advocacy campaign: https://p2a.co/4o8awR9
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As Hunger Action Month comes to a close, we are sending a heartfelt thank you to everyone who took action and played a critical role in helping to provide food for our neighbors in need. 💚 Special thanks to Feeding America CEO Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, who joined us in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, on Hunger Action Day for a repack where volunteers—including Food Council member Millie Peartree and actors Bianca Lawson and Dascha Polanco—packed 2,025 family-sized bags of pears, to be distributed to NYC families in need. It’s not too late to get involved. Find out how you can help feed good in NYC: https://lnkd.in/e7AYHgPW📸 : Paul Morigi / Getty Images / Feeding America
The need for food assistance in New York City is the highest on record, according to a City Harvest analysis of data from FeedNYC. Average monthly visits to NYC food pantries and soup kitchens this year remain up more than 82% compared to 2019. You can play a critical role in helping to feed our NYC neighbors in need during Hunger Action Month! Here are a few ways to get started: 🙋♀️ Volunteer 💚 Donate 🛍 Support businesses supporting us 🗳 Advocate for anti-hunger policies Learn more and take action: https://lnkd.in/e7AYHgPWThank you to our Hunger Action Month sponsors Too Good & Co., PennantPark Investment Advisers, LLC, OXO, Shake Shack, and Sharebite. #WeAreCityHarvest
All hands in for Hunger Action Month! Join the top chefs, restaurateurs, and culinary experts on our Food Council in standing with us to feed good and provide nutritious free food to New Yorkers in need. There are so many ways to get involved: volunteer, advocate, donate, attend a City Harvest event, and more. Visit https://lnkd.in/gDqKETqh to take action today. #WeAreCityHarvest
This summer, 11 corporate groups volunteered, alongside other City Harvest volunteers, at our Food Rescue Center through our inaugural Summer Service Days program. A total of 395 volunteers repacked corn, sweet potatoes, apples, and pears, into 28,096 family sized bags to be more easily distributed to New Yorkers facing food insecurity. Visit https://lnkd.in/ev2TG-4H to learn how your company can make a difference. #WeAreCityHarvestThank you to StoreBound, Guggenheim Securities, The Riverside Company, and Boll & Branch for standing with us!

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City Harvest | LinkedIn (original) (raw)

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City Harvest is New York’s first and largest food rescue organization, helping to feed millions of New Yorkers.

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