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mountain_pose t1_j634z13 wrote

contact Rescuing Leftover Cuisine! they can help identify where it might be best needed!

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Maleficent_Weird8613 t1_j63863l wrote

It depends on the company. Some don't let you and make you toss it. Find out what the policy is before doing anything so you won't lose your job.

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JeffFromNH t1_j63hcul wrote

The To Good To Go app is available in Providence. I installed the app, but haven't tried it yet. It's a great idea, though.

It's a win win for businesses and customers. And a win for the environment.

https://toogoodtogo.com/

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grem111 t1_j6452q7 wrote

I've taken food to Amos House and to people hanging around outside of crossroads (the homeless shelter). The organizations can't necessarily accept it but that doesnt stop a hungry individual :).

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la-sobremesa t1_j648l9f wrote

There’s a community pantry outside Urban Greens

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bubbatherat247 t1_j65r68l wrote

Food Not Bombs Providence (they are on FB) is also a good option!

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dinofishz t1_j66wds1 wrote

There’s a community fridge outside Project Weber/Renew (wonderful gold standard harm reduction agency on Broad Street) - see @pvdcommunityfridge on instagram

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IndependentPiglet4 t1_j6g81rk wrote

St Patricks Church on Smith Hill has a food pantry & also does a nice community meal on Mondays.

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