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Fighting Food Waste and Hunger in Kentucky: A Growing Movement

Here’s a blog post draft for the Kentucky Harvest website, formatted like the first one: Fighting Food Waste and Hunger in Kentucky: A Growing Movement At Kentucky Harvest, we see the impact of food waste and hunger every day. While millions of pounds of edible food go to waste, thousands of families across Kentucky struggle […]

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Rescuing Food, Fighting Hunger: Kentucky Harvest App Surpasses 2.1 Million Pounds of Food Rescued

Here’s a blog post draft for the Kentucky Harvest website: Rescuing Food, Fighting Hunger: Kentucky Harvest App Surpasses 2.1 Million Pounds of Food Rescued At Kentucky Harvest, our mission is simple: rescue surplus food and get it into the hands of those who need it most. Over the past year, we’ve made incredible strides in

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JOIN OUR TEAM: Food Rescue Program Manager

Kentucky Harvest is seeking a passionate Food Rescue Program Manager to join our mission of fighting hunger and reducing food waste in Kentuckiana. This key role involves securing food donations, managing efficient distribution, and overseeing our network of volunteers. What You’ll Do: Qualifications: See the full job description for the Food Rescue Program Manager. If

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KY Harvest Chosen by Maker’s Mark and Keeneland for “Greats of the Gate” Series

We are thrilled and honored to announce that Kentucky Harvest has been chosen by Maker’s Mark and Keeneland Race Course for their prestigious “Greats of the Gate” bourbon series! This incredible opportunity will not only showcase our organization but also shine a spotlight on the vital work we do in food rescue across our 6-county

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Food Waste is Scary!

It’s scary to recognize that nearly one-third of the world’s food production meets an unfortunate end, contributing to environmental degradation and wasteful resource use. In our beloved 502 area, we witness the local impact of this challenge, with a substantial amount of perfectly good food ending up in landfills each year.

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A Beacon of Hope: CFSI Grants Infuse Vitality into Six Kentuckiana Organizations

In a heartening display of community support, the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana (CFSI) has recently announced a substantial injection of funds, totaling $58,846, into the heart of Kentuckiana’s nonprofit sector. This funding, divided among six deserving organizations, emanates from CFSI’s two competitive grant programs: Capacity Building and Community Assist.

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