Posted on Sunday, 26 August 2012

good: The Fact That Changed Everything: Meg Glasser and Food Forward Food Forward does what Robin Hood may have done if his beat were fruit instead of riches: Excess fruit is distributed to the people who need them. Illustration by Jessica De Jesus

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The Fact That Changed Everything: Meg Glasser and Food Forward

Food Forward does what Robin Hood may have done if his beat were fruit instead of riches: Excess fruit is distributed to the people who need them.

Illustration by Jessica De Jesus

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    I volunteered with them last month,...it was pretty great! Cheery post o’
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    FILM: Generation Food
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    another great cause we hope...support once Lapsity is up and running.
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    Disrespect for food is always shocking to me.