Hi Dylan,
The FoodPrint article Amber mentions contains a number or sources for unique apps, and a reference to the national Food Recovery Network, so there are a number of options out there.
Sharemeals, I believe, is still used by Stanford Food Recovery, a student org, and here are a few contacts from the group if you'd want to reach out: https://web.stanford.edu/group/sfr/contact.html
Amber and Dylan, I hope you'll both let us know what you opt for as this is very shareable intel for other members.
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Steve Chaplin
Content Development Manager
Manager - College Union and Student Activities Evaluation Program (CUSA)
ACUI
812.245.8075
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-08-2024 16:38
From: Dylan Heffernan
Subject: Food Rescue Programs
Hi Everyone! At Ramapo College, we are looking into creating a food rescue program for leftover food at events. This would allow clubs and orgs to post that leftover food is available towards the end of their event, when it will be thrown out, the locations, and other relevant details. We have seen some campuses use their LMS for programs like this, and we have been looking into GroupMe.
Does anyone have a program like this? We are specifically looking for a platform that would permit specific users (staff, club, and org leaders) the ability to post while other users can only see messages.
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
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Dylan Heffernan LSW
He/Him/His
Assistant Director of We Care and Civic Engagement
Ramapo College of New Jersey
Mahwah NJ
(201) 684-7447
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