In a remarkable achievement, the Salvation Army and Metro grocery stores have recovered one million pounds of food that would otherwise have gone to waste—marking a huge milestone in their fight against hunger.

The recovered food is now being distributed to food banks that serve vulnerable populations, including children and seniors facing food insecurity. This partnership demonstrates how collaboration between nonprofits and major retailers can create meaningful impact in communities. The initiative shows that sustainable solutions to hunger aren't just about charity—they're about smart resource recovery and partnership. Read the full story →

Today's takeaway: When businesses and nonprofits work together, they can turn waste into welfare, feeding more families while reducing environmental impact.