Marcia Hamilton+FollowDenver’s stadium feasts help feed neighborsEvery time the Broncos play or a big concert rocks Empower Field, hundreds of pounds of perfectly good food don’t go to waste—they go straight to Denver families in need. Epicurean Catering, the team behind those stadium spreads, has quietly donated around 1,000 pounds of leftover burgers, ribs, wings, and sides after each event for years. Their partnership with We Don’t Waste means that what’s left behind by fans becomes a lifeline for local nonprofits and neighbors facing food insecurity. It’s a powerful reminder of how big events can have a real, positive impact on our community. What other ways could Denver’s venues give back? #Safety #Denver #FoodRescue00Share
kerryrivera+FollowDetroit seniors get fresh food at homeFresh fruit, veggies, and bread are now just steps away for Detroit seniors, thanks to a new community fridge program at Gratiot Woods Co-op. No more long bus rides or heavy grocery bags—residents can grab what they need right in their building. Metro Food Rescue’s approach is all about fighting food waste and hunger at the same time, restocking fridges weekly with rescued groceries. It’s a simple idea with a big impact, especially for those who struggle to get out. Would you like to see this in more Detroit neighborhoods? #Safety #Detroit #FoodRescue00Share
Richard Jones+FollowCharlotte’s hunger hero delivers hopeEvery week, Larry Toppman, a retired critic and part-time opera singer, brings surplus meals from local restaurants straight to Charlotte neighbors who need them most. Volunteering with Feeding Charlotte, Larry’s deliveries mean families get hearty meals like chicken jambalaya and pork cacciatore instead of going hungry. With 130,000 Charlotteans facing food insecurity, including many kids and seniors, his work is a reminder that one person’s effort can make a real difference. It’s not just about food—it’s about community and dignity. What do you think would help tackle hunger in our city? #Safety #Charlotte #FoodRescue00Share
