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.

New State Law Requires Businesses to Recycle Organics, Including Food
January 31, 2016

California State Law AB1826 requires all California businesses that generate a minimum level of organic waste, including food, to recycle -- rather than having the waste disposed in our landfills -- as of April 1, 2016. You can see the details here.

In an organization with excess food to donate? We'll pick it up, free of charge!

Community Spotlight:
volunteersDaniel K.

Daniel did not one but two trips to Green Gulch Farm Zen Center up Shoreline Highway in Mill Valley to receive their wonderful donations, including a donation of lots of bread loaves. Daniel makes a point of regularly checking the schedule and the emails/texts for food trips that work for him. And, he often takes one or both of his kids with him on trips as a way of modeling the importance of serving our community. Going to the ess-frequently-visited areas of our county to get food donations is a very important part of what we do, and we thank Daniel for doing that this week.

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New State Law Requires Businesses to Recycle Organics, Including FoodJanuary 31, 2016

Community Spotlight:volunteersDaniel K.

New State Law Requires Businesses to Recycle Organics, Including Food
January 31, 2016

Community Spotlight:
volunteersDaniel K.