

Join Kentucky Harvest volunteers in moving surplus food from stores and restaurants to the people who need it most. Your time makes an immediate, local impact.
Volunteers are at the heart of Kentucky Harvest’s food rescue mission. By picking up surplus food and delivering it to nonprofit partners, you help: reduce food waste, feed people in need, support community programs and strengthen local nonprofits. Every rescue — even in as little as 45 minutes — sends fresh, usable food to people facing hunger and keeps perfectly good food out of landfills.
Rescue surplus food and deliver it to nonprofits serving people facing food insecurity.
Spread the word, help at community events and engage others in our mission.
Assist with office tasks and help operations run smoothly. Email info@kyharvest.org for opportunities.
Bring coworkers, friends or community groups to participate in a Food Rescue Takeover — coordinate multiple rescues in a day and see the collective impact you can make.

Help rescue good food that might otherwise go to waste and deliver it to nonprofit partners serving people facing hunger across our region. In as little as 45 minutes, you can make a real difference.
Turn Teamwork into Community Impact. Hosting a food drive with Kentucky Harvest is one of the most effective ways your company, school, church, or civic organization can fight hunger locally.
Our corporate food drive program makes it easy to engage employees, strengthen workplace culture, and deliver measurable community impact. We provide collection boxes and coordinate convenient pick-up, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.
Whether you are planning a multi-week workplace giving campaign or an annual company-wide community service initiative, Kentucky Harvest provides the structure and support to ensure success.
Get monthly updates on how rescued food is making a difference in our community—and how you can help.
Now is the time to act. Every contribution helps move good food from landfills to tables. Join us in fighting hunger and reducing waste across our region.
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