Replate is a national technology-driven nonprofit organization, which aims to reduce food waste produced by restaurants, caterers, food distributors, offices and other corporations by matching those businesses with local organizations in need of support, and directly delivering surplus food. Our patented algorithms enable us to identify food donors and locations, connect them with nearby food rescuers, and propose the most efficient path to distribute the food. To date, we operate in most major cities across the U.S., and have rescued nearly 3 million pounds of food.

Too Good To Go is the certified B-Corp and tech-for-good company powering the world’s #1 app for fighting food waste to create a greener planet. The Too Good To Go app connects consumers with surplus from local restaurants, bakeries, cafes and grocery stores at the end of each business day, so delicious food doesn’t go to waste.

Rescuing Leftover Cuisine is a national 501(c)3 non-profit food rescue organization, headquartered in New York City, that provides solutions to prevent food waste. Our services include scheduled and one-off pickups of excess food, delivery of food, and tax credit assistance.

The Bronx Community Foundation is the first and only community Foundation in The Bronx. We support, work alongside, and uplift organizations already doing great work in The Bronx! Our Food Sovereignty Network supports existing organization in The Bronx including nonprofits, grassroots organizations, and/or small businesses continue to fight food insecurity in our community.

City Harvest is NYC’s first and largest food rescue organization, helping to feed millions of New Yorkers each year. We rescue nutritious food and deliver it, free of charge, to hundreds of soup kitchens and food pantries across the city.

Spoiler Alert is a B2B software company helping CPG companies manage excess and slow-moving inventory. Spoiler Alert digitizes the liquidation process in order to maximize value recovery, strengthen customer relationships, and increase the effectiveness of supply chain managers tasked with handling these typically manual sales processes. 

Over the last decade, U.S. Hunger has activated more than 800,000 volunteers to distribute over 150 million meals across the globe. We address hunger by engaging volunteers, educating on the root causes of food insecurity, and creating access to nutritious meals for low-income families and individuals.