The Food Recovery Network at SHU is an organization dedicated to gathering the surplus, unsold food on campus and donating it to local shelters/food banks.
The Food Recovery Network at Seton Hall University (SHU) unites college students to recover the surplus, unsold food from campus dining halls that would otherwise go to waste and donates the food to local food banks/homeless shelters. The chapter at SHU is one of over 190 chapters nationwide, that have recovered over 1.65 million pounds of food. The FRN National HQ is located in College Park, Maryland. Each official FRN chapter is run autonomously by student leaders on that campus.
We are so proud of what we have started here at Seton Hall! We look forward to another great year.
Food Recovery Efforts at Seton Hall Show First Year Success - Seton Hall University The Food Recovery Network at Seton Hall has donated over 1,500 pounds of food to those in need since its inception in 2017.
03/29/2017
Recovered 200 pounds of food earlier this week and donated it to House of Love Soup Kitchen in Newark, NJ! Thank you to Gourmet Dining at Seton Hall University for your continuous support!
Don't miss out on our meeting tonight at 6pm in the Faculty Lounge in the UCenter! Hope to see you all there
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