Help us complete the puzzle.
When we started Farmlink, we saw a gap in the food system-a missing piece. We’re on a mission to ensure that no piece is ever missing again.
Video Credits:
Production: @weareneonzoo
Director / Producer: @e.l.y.s.e.k.e.l.l.y
Production manager / Cleanup artist: @margimation
Art director / Animator: @prashantiaswani
Character animator: @joumanaismail_
CG modeler: @felix.weyss
Sound design & mix: @chris.mastellone
Our documentary is out, watch at the link in our bio.
We are so excited to share 'Abundance: The Farmlink Story' with you today and invite you to join us in sharing this film and vision for a hunger-free future with your community.
A few college students. A global pandemic. A simple idea: move surplus food to people who need it.
At the United Nations Global Compact panel on “The Role of Youth in Business,” Farmlink founder Aidan Reilly shared how The Farmlink Project
Rainy walk thoughts: the recent story of 420,000 peach trees being REMOVED in California. The removal of the trees is an outcome, not a causal factor in this food going to waste. Unfortunately, this instance is not unique; we recently returned from a trip across several states, visiting a variety of crops which are facing the exact same risk due to the larger consumption pattern dips on canned foods or canned products.
Farmlink exists to move any and all fresh food that’s about to go to waste, whenever and however we can. But we also exist to attack the root causes of food waste, and that requires asking the hard questions around consumer demands, shifting markets, and dwindling options for farmers.
Follow along as we work to make situations like this a rarity, not a reality.
You might not always see them, but our Food Search and Rescue team is out there, day in, day out, relentlessly, unwaveringly, tirelessly on the hunt for fresh food in need of rescue.
These professionals won’t rest until every last spud finds a home. Fearless. Resilient. Always in the background, working, rescuing, searching, and reaching food that needs them most.
The campaign is live through the end of tonight. Donate to support the cause.
We’re standing on real pile of food that’s actively going to waste.
Every year, food waste emits massive amounts of greenhouse gases. By rescuing food before it goes to a landfill, we can stop these harmful emissions from being released into the atmosphere, feeding people while healing the planet.
Happy Earth Day. Hope you don’t find yourself on a pile of rotting potatoes today.
