Food Rescue
Rescue surplus food from local food businesses with the help of our team and technology. You can track your chapter's impact, engage volunteers, and form a powerful network.
University Chapters
Startedbystudents,drivenbypassion.

The role of chapters
Creating meaningful impact on campuses around the world
Chapters play a crucial role in building food sharing networks. By volunteering, fundraising, and advocating, organizers can work with Sharing Excess to promote food security in their community. Chapters can be powered by college students, high schoolers, or everyday community heroes.
Rescue surplus food from local food businesses with the help of our team and technology. You can track your chapter's impact, engage volunteers, and form a powerful network.
Organize and host food distributions on campus and in your community. We'll help you source food and set up so you can distribute and spread the word about SE.
Student meal swipes often go to waste. Your chapter can collect unused and donated meal swipes and redirect them to students who may be facing food insecurity on campus.
Be a voice for food security and waste reduction. Engage in educational initiatives and work with stakeholders to create policies that ensure a sustainable and equitable food system on campus.
Create fundraisers that support our mission and your chapter. From marathons to game nights, food drives to concerts, we encourage you to get creative — the sky is the limit!
Lend a helping hand by volunteering with your chapter. Whether it's with SE or another organization, you can get people together to make meaningful local impact.
These passionate and dedicated groups of individuals are at the forefront of our mission, driving change, and making a tangible impact in the fight against food waste and hunger.
Testimonials
Hear from our organizers
Our chapter leaders are driving our food rescue movement forward. Their inspiring stories and experiences highlight the transformative power of our active chapters and the meaningful impact they have on communities:

Temple University
"Getting the opportunity to organize and work with and for my community has meant so much to me. Meeting new people and working together to come up with creative solutions for permeating problems has changed my life!" — Olivia

Drexel University
"I'm so thankful to have the opportunity to organize and directly help communities around me. Nothing beats being there, doing the work, seeing the impact and helping others to do the same!" — Julie

University of Pittsburgh
"The impact of a single chapter is a badge of honor, but the best part about joining the SE Family is the lasting relationships you will carry with you even after your time as a student leader has ended." — Jeremy
Looking to start a chapter?
Are you ready to be the driving force behind a food rescue revolution in your community? Starting a Sharing Excess chapter is your opportunity to make a lasting impact and transform your passion for reducing food waste into meaningful action.