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Amp Your Good’s crowd-feeding platform radically changes and improves how food drives work. Their goal is to change the way people think about food drives so they’ve re-imagined them using the same sharing economy principles as Uber, AirBnB and others to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with hunger. Their vision is to turn the billions of canned goods donated to food drives each year into billions of apples, bananas, carrots, sweet potatoes, and other healthy food items. People can donate fresh produce items and other high impact food items rather than traditional canned goods, which are oftentimes the least nutritious food. They make it as easy to donate food as it is to donate money so people know exactly how they are helping out. When a drive ends, they deliver all of the food directly to the food pantry, soup kitchen or shelter supported by the drive.

(862) 345-6285
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