Bellarmine Food Recovery Network

Bellarmine Food Recovery Network Bellarmine FRN: Progress we've made towards decreasing food waste and feeding those in need. More info: http://www.foodrecoverynetwork.org

The Bellarmine Food Recovery Network (BFRN) is a partnership between Sodexo and Brown Leadership Community (BLC) students with the common goal of decreasing food waste in our dining hall and feeding those in need in our community. We are a student run program led by our directors Austin Adam, Jessica Bacallao Delaney Deely, and Corbin McGuire. Together the directors and BLC students package and t

ransport leftover food from the University Dining Hall (UDH) to local shelters and organizations in the community. Our current two cooperating organizations are Volunteers of America and Wayside Christian Mission in Louisville. More info:

Name of Chapter: Bellarmine Food Recovery Network
City: Louisville
State: Kentucky
Date of founding: October 8th 2014
Number of volunteers: 20
Pounds of food recovered so far: 460lbs. Dining halls recovered from: Bellarmine University Dining Hall
Partner agencies: Wayside Christian Mission and Volunteers of America
Other student organizations worked with: Brown Leadership Community
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bellarminefrn
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Contact Person: Corbin McGuire, [email protected]
Campus Address: 2001 Newburg Rd, Louisville, KY 40205
Types of Food Recovered: Prepared foods. (Pasta, vegetables, and meat.) Frequency of Recoveries: Four recoveries, Monday-Thursday, every week.

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Louisville, KY
40205

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