Aloha Harvest in the News
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AllRecpies covers the Aloha Harvest X Chef Hui Partnership
"Their first step was calling a local nonprofit, Aloha Harvest, which rescues donated food and delivers it free of charge to social service agencies feeding the hungry in Hawaii, a state where one in five residents rely on food pantries for assistance."
First Hawaiian Bank donates $100,000 to support Aloha Harvest's COVID-19 response
"First Hawaiian Bank donated $175,000 to Child and Family Service and $100,000 to Aloha Harvest as part of its 'Aloha for Hawaii' initiative."
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“We know food is primarily the biggest need out there and so we’ve funded some large food distributions” including efforts led by the Hawaii Foodbank, Aloha Harvest and Salvation Army, Witty-Oakland said. About $8 million is being expended toward that initiative, she said.”
“Meals not utilized by employees are being donated to Aloha Harvest; in the first week of the program, this totaled nearly 670 pounds of food.”
[…]Since the start of the coronavirus emergency, that number [30,000 pounds of rescued food a week] tripled in two weeks, fueled by numerous business closings and event cancellations[…].
“With the help of Chef Hui, Aloha Harvest has secured a commercial kitchen and refrigeration space, increased funding for local ingredients, and grown its volunteer force exponentially to expand its reach.”
“You couldn’t keep these volunteers off the streets. Chef Hui and the Aloha Harvest teams rescued excess food from restaurants to deliver to nonprofits that feed people in need.”
“Aloha Harvest is helping keep the supply up as they make a delivery of food to Hawaii Help is on the Way every Friday.”
“The families and individuals who benefit from Aloha Harvest’s food rescue efforts are sure to appreciate this gesture from the Walt Disney Company. Over the last week, Aulani’s kitchens have donated over 7,000 pounds of perishable food items.”
“Since last Friday, the non-profit has collected more than 40,000 pounds of donated food from events that were canceled and from restaurants that are now closed entirely or serving only takeout.”
“Phil Acosta, the new executive director of food rescue nonprofit Aloha Harvest, seeks to expand the organization’s impact.”
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*POSTPONED*
May 16, 2020
Walk for Aloha Harvest in the Hawai’i Lodging & Tourism Association’s 42nd Annual Charity Walk! 7am at Ala Moana Beach Park. To walk for Aloha Harvest, please click “Pledge to this Team” and fill out the registration form. Our fundraising goal is $2,500 this year – let’s prove we aimed too low! Click here to learn more about the walk.
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