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Save Those Leftovers!
25 Nov

Save Those Leftovers!

Tips for a Waste-Free Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is a time of bountiful tables, but what to do with the leftovers? After eating your fill with friends and family, you may not want to think about Thanksgiving leftovers – but don’t let those leftovers go to waste! Use these tips and ideas to turn them into new, […]

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Ultimate Tailgate Party 2019 Was A Huge Success
4 Nov

Ultimate Tailgate Party 2019 Was A Huge Success

On Sunday, November 3, over 450 guests gathered at Cruiseport Boston for the 9th Annual Ultimate Tailgate Party to support Lovin’ Spoonfuls. All were treated to tailgate-inspired dishes from the Boston area’s best restaurants, while raising over $450,000 to support our mission, which will provide over 1 million meals to members of our community. This […]

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Lovin’ Spoonfuls to be Recipient of Community Giving Day at 17 Whole Foods Market Locations in MA on October 17
7 Oct

Lovin’ Spoonfuls to be Recipient of Community Giving Day at 17 Whole Foods Market Locations in MA on October 17

Lovin’ Spoonfuls is tremendously grateful to our friends at Whole Foods Market for donating 5% of proceeds from 17 Massachusetts locations to Lovin’ Spoonfuls on October 17 as a part of their 5% Community Giving Days program. We work closely with Whole Foods Market in our day to day operations by picking up excess food […]

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Welcome back, Sarah!
17 Sep

Welcome back, Sarah!

How did you arrive at Spoonfuls? I took the T! The first time I joined Spoonfuls (in 2014), it was because I was thrilled to see that I could have a real, measurable, material impact on my friends, neighbors, and community by rescuing and redistributing food. Not much has changed. When I left LS in […]

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Lovin’ Spoonfuls Provides Fresh Meals To Food-Insecure Families
17 Sep

Lovin’ Spoonfuls Provides Fresh Meals To Food-Insecure Families

By Kayla Ebner  September 17, 2019 View the original article on BusinessWest.com here. Meeting a Need Hampden County has the highest rate of child food insecurity in the state of Massachusetts. In fact, more than 15% of children in the region may not know where or when their next meal will come from, and may lack access […]

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