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Facebook begins donating uneaten food from its cafeterias
The company partnered with a local food rescue organization to pick up and distribute uneaten, leftover food from its headquarters.
FSD Staff
June 10, 2019
1 Min Read
The company partnered with a local food rescue organization to pick up and distribute uneaten, leftover food from its headquarters.Photograph: Shutterstock
The cafeteria at Facebook is now donating its excess food to those in need, Silicon Valley reports.
The company partnered with a local food rescue organization to pick up and distribute uneaten, leftover food from Facebook’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., to local residents who are experiencing food insecurity.
Facebook says it has also started giving leftover produce to local nonprofits every Sunday.
Read the full story via siliconvalley.com.
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