What started with extra meal swipes has grown to over 30 million pounds of food delivered to communities and organizations addressing food insecurity across 25 states.
Every pound of food we rescue is weighed and categorized to accurately measure our impact. From these numbers, we can paint a great picture of impact in terms of meals, monetary value, and environmental benefit. Read more below to learn about how we're changing the world by reducing waste, and feeding communities.
Sharing Excess has created an onsite gleaning operation that works every weekday to sort, pack, and distribute food donations to local food banks. More than 10 million pounds rescued!
Mr. Beast and his non-profit, Beast Philanthropy, have teamed up with SE to rescue and redistribute millions of meals across America. Together, we're reimagining food rescue and bringing millions of viewers to help.
We now work with 14+ Trader Joe's stores across four states: PA, MD, VA, and NJ. Our dedicated drivers pickup from these stores everyday–making sure all donations (shares) are rescued and delivered to local communities in a timely manner.
Do Good Foods partners with Sharing Excess to create chicken feed from any gleaned produce that is not ideal or edible for human consumption. Together, we ensure that no food ever has to go to waste.
Sharing Excess has formed an innovative partnership with WARP Logistics to provide on-demand transportation nationally for our food rescue partners. Together, we are able to rescue and deliver surplus food, anytime, anywhere.
One of the world's most popular alt/indie/rock bands, Milky Chance, volunteers with SE before their Boston show to get hands-on with food distribution and spread the word about the potential of food rescue in America.
The GIANT Company has been a steadfast partner of Sharing Excess since 2019. Together, we have distributed over 1 million meals to the Philadelphia communities. In 2021, GIANT even donated a refrigerated box truck to SE!
We partner with food banks all over the United States to get the food that we rescue to communities in need. Sharing Excess aims to automate sourcing and food rescue for food banks so they can cut costs and support even more organizations.
Sharing Excess was founded at Drexel in 2018. Since then, we've hired more than 70 students through Drexel's renowned co-op program to build Sharing Excess into the national hunger-relief organization that it is today.
Since 2018, Sharing Excess has turned $2.5 million in funding from 1,110 generous donors into an astounding $38 million worth of retail food cost savings for communities and families in need. That's more than 15X return on investment for every dollar donated.
Your donation goes a long way. Here's what $1 donated to Sharing Excess equals:
lbs. food delivered
meals served
dollars in cost savings
lbs. ghg reduced
