Food Recovery in Marin County: By rescuing 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.

Marinscope Newspapers Feature ExtraFood’s Work with Next Generation Scholars
December 21, 2016

The Marinscope newspapers -- Novato Advance, San Rafael News Pointer, Ross Valley Reporter, Twin Cities Times, Mill Valley Herald, and Sausalito Marin Scope -- feature ExtraFood's work with Next Generation Scholars, a fabulous program helping middle- and high-school kids from low-income families get to college.

Community Spotlight:
food-donorsSpirit Rock Meditation Center

Truly one of the treasures of the County, Spirit Rock provides silent meditation retreats, classes, trainings, and study opportunities for new and experienced students from diverse backgrounds. It is a setting “where we can renew our connection to ourselves, to nature, and to life itself through silence and mindful attention.” Spirit Rock helps individuals “find peace, compassion, and wisdom, and support everyone in taking those qualities into the world.” www.spiritrock.org

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Marinscope Newspapers Feature ExtraFood’s Work with Next Generation ScholarsDecember 21, 2016

Community Spotlight:food-donorsSpirit Rock Meditation Center

Marinscope Newspapers Feature ExtraFood’s Work with Next Generation Scholars
December 21, 2016

Community Spotlight:
food-donorsSpirit Rock Meditation Center