Today the Marin County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution recognizing crucial work on hunger in Marin, including ExtraFood's county-wide food recovery program. (See the complete resolution below.)
It’s amazing to have witnessed such a change from one of the original natural food markets turn into the blockbuster chain that Whole Foods is now. What hasn’t changed is their commitment to serving and partnering with their community. ExtraFood’s partnership with the Miller Avenue location in Mill Valley goes back to April 30, 2014! Since then they have donated over 780 times with a total weight of 78,520 pounds! Clarke is the store manager and is extremely committed to getting his team to donate even more food. Following a long remodel for their back receiving entrance, they recently revamped their donation program which allows them to channel higher volumes of donations from all departments.
Thanks, Whole Foods, for your commitment to ending food waste and helping out your community in so many ways!
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