Food Recovery Network at Maryville College

Food Recovery Maryville College Chapter is excited to announce that we will be hosting the nationwide Move Out for Hunger event during finals week.

As students move out of the dorms for the summer, there is forgotten food discovered in drawers and in the backs of cabinets. Instead of throwing it away, we encourage you to donate it to Food Recovery, as all the food will be donated to the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for summer use.

More details will be coming your way as we get closer to the end of the semester.

To learn more, visit: https://www.foodrecoverynetwork.org/move-out-for-hunger

Not just good for food storage but toy storage as well! Found a surprise in one of our bins when picking them up from Family Promise today.

First haul of the season with 51.2 lbs! Happy to be back on the food waste fight!!

Due to the amount of smoke outside because of the fires, the reflection piece of Hunger and Homelessness week that was originally scheduled for today at 12 outside Person's Hall has been CANCELLED. Thanks for an amazing week guys!

Don't forget about the week long food drive MC students! Donation bins are in each residents hall! Commuters as well as Beeson Residents and Court Street residents bin is in the lounge next to Issac's.

Food Recovery meeting today at 4 in the CCM! We'll be discussing new projects, hunger and homelessness week, and possible new recovery partners! Hope to see you all there!

Food Recovery got started back up yesterday recovering 110.8 lbs for Family Promise! We are happy to be back on campus fighting food waste!

Got lucky with this three headed monster of a strawberry! Recovering the unique food this summer!

Congrats to our outgoing FRN president, B Denny! We are incredibly grateful for all that you've done to bring Food Recovery to Maryville. You have made such a huge impact on the community your four years here! We will miss! Drop that mic as you say goodbye to MC!

Can you can it? That's question that Knoxville resident Jessica Comer answered at tonight's Pecha Kucha at the Bijou Theatre. Fighting food waste can be as easy saving leftover home grown produce and making it last all winter! We appreciate the canners in our lives!