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4.22 Earth Day celebrates its 53st anniversary!!
Every choice you make in life can have a positive impact on the environment.
We will donate 5% of the purchase price to the organizations listed below.
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Earth, the home where we live.
Every April 22 named Earth Day celebration is established for the world's environmental protection.
This date aims to remind people of environmental pollution and mobilizing people to participate in environmental protection actions. To make people aware of their personal responsibility to avoid continued environmental degradation.
The earliest Earth Day activity was the environmental movement that emerged on American campuses in the 1970s. It was initiated by Dennis Hayes, a Harvard Law student at that time, and a large-scale mass movement was launched on April 22, 1970. 20 million people walk to the streets to call on human beings to love the earth and stop destruction. This is the largest environmental protection event in the history of the United States. This movement catalyzed the United Nations to convene the first human environment conference. Environmental protection is included in the legislation of developed countries’ process.
Up to now, Earth Day activity has already become a world-wild celebration. Every year, there are 200 countries and more than one billion people participate in the event. It has become a festival and environmental protection publicity day for environmentalists around the world. On this day, people from different countries In different ways, jointly promote and practice the concept of environmental protection.
One simple action you can implement in your life
1. REDUCE food waste
Recommended non-profit environmental
organization: FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK
FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK SEEKS TO RECOVER SURPLUS FOOD TO FEED EVERYONE EXPERIENCING HUNGER IN THE U.S.
MISSION:
Food Recovery Network (FRN) unites 6,000+ college students, food suppliers, farmers, and local businesses across the U.S. in the fight against climate change and hunger by recovering surplus food from across the supply chain and donating it to local nonprofit organizations that feed people experiencing hunger.
HISTORY:
Founded in 2011 at the University of Maryland in College Park, FRN’s innovative model was created by a group of college students who witnessed perfectly good food being thrown away every day at their campus dining halls, destined for landfills, while community members went hungry.
TODAY, FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK IS ONE OF THE LARGEST STUDENT-LED MOVEMENTS AGAINST FOOD WASTE AND HUNGER IN THE U.S.
OUR MODEL:
FRN leverages the existing infrastructure of colleges, universities, farms, and food businesses to provide leaders at these institutions with the technical support, tools, and training they need to redirect surplus food that would otherwise be wasted to local nonprofits that feed community members experiencing hunger.
Through implementing our data-driven methodology, FRN10X, we seek to grow our programs in areas with the most need for food access and the greatest opportunity for food recovery. When replicated in these key areas, our model results in less food waste, less hunger, and more human and financial resources directed into communities in need.
LEARN MORE & JOIN THE MOVEMENT!
to learn more about “FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK”. Your donations of any amount are welcome.
