Food Recovery in Marin County: By picking up excess fresh food from businesses and immediately delivering it to nonprofits serving Marin’s most vulnerable children, adults, and families, we address the critical issues of hunger, wasted food, and global warming.

Food Management Magazine Features Novato Unified’s Work With ExtraFood
February 06, 2017

Food Management Magazine features Novato Unified School District's work with ExtraFood in the article below.

Community Spotlight:
volunteersRob

Rob has jumped into ExtraFood.org with both feet, doing trips all over the county including to the critically important areas of the Canal and Marin City, and a Saturday morning trip as well. This week, he dealt with a very rare mess-up by one of our donors, arriving to find they had no donation for him. Undaunted, Rob immediately signed up for a trip the next day that brought critically important food to our new partners, West Marin Senior Services. WMSS serves 800 people in Bolinas, Stinson Beach, Inverness, Point Reyes and the San Geronimo Valley. They’re meeting us at the San Geronimo church to pick up the food we’re delivering and then distribute it to their clients—a first step in a bridge we’re building together between the extra food in North/South/East Marin and the vulnerable populations in West Marin. Thank you Rob!

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Food Management Magazine Features Novato Unified’s Work With ExtraFoodFebruary 06, 2017

Community Spotlight:volunteersRob

Food Management Magazine Features Novato Unified’s Work With ExtraFood
February 06, 2017

Community Spotlight:
volunteersRob