CrowdFeeding is a platform that fights hunger by connecting surplus food from Donors to food bank users with the help of volunteer drivers.
By joining CrowdFeeding, you become part of a movement that not only fights hunger but also gives surplus food a second chance to make a real difference. Whether you're a volunteer Donors, a Food Banks or a Clients.
We help you donate at the right time, reducing food waste and boosting your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
Our platform coordinates with food banks to ensure every client receives food—through programs or direct Donors donations.
If you're registered with a food bank partnered with CrowdFeeding, you're automatically part of our program.
This paper studies a socially responsible Donors operational planning problem for a continuously deteriorating inventory over two periods with the consideration of donation and quality-sensitive customers.
This paper investigates the impact of the service-time threshold and regulation on minimum hourly wage of driver in the ride-hailing platform.
We believe no good food should go to waste while people remain hungry. CrowdFeeding bridges the gap between surplus food and those in need—through a community-powered system of retailers, volunteers, and food banks. Together, we act with purpose to reduce waste, fight hunger, and build a more compassionate world.
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Every week, over 300 Hamiltonians provide frontline service delivery and support to Neighbour to Neighbour Centre. But they are not just volunteers. They are counsellors and tutors; on the road delivering groceries and on-site in the bookstore; gardening or packing...
Every week, over 300 Hamiltonians provide frontline service delivery and support to Neighbour to Neighbour Centre. But they are not just volunteers. They are counsellors and tutors; on the road delivering groceries and on-site in the bookstore; gardening or packing...
Every week, over 300 Hamiltonians provide frontline service delivery and support to Neighbour to Neighbour Centre. But they are not just volunteers. They are counsellors and tutors; on the road delivering groceries and on-site in the bookstore; gardening or packing...
