Cuisine Rescue

Many thanks to Chef Roland Events for their generous donation of leftover buffet food today!

We donated this delicious food to our friends at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Charleston for use by their guests.

We're putting perfectly good food to good use! Join us: www.cuisinerescue.org, [email protected].

We're very grateful to our long-time partners, Bishop Gadsden's "Gadsden Glen", for their unbelievable generosity in donating un-plated, leftover food.

Our volunteers, Mary and Denis, delivered today's food donation to Fisher House Foundation in downtown Charleston for use by their residents.

There's still a lot of edible food going to the landfill. We aim to fix that. Join us: www.cuisinerescue.org, [email protected].

Salthouse Catering generously donated leftover buffet food, plus some fresh fruit, from recent events and we delivered it to Charleston Area Senior Citizens downtown.

And Saint Clare of Assisi Catholic Church, Charleston, SC donated un-plated, leftover Publix food from last night's Men's Group meeting, gratefully accepted by Lowcountry Veterans Home.

Both nonprofits will use the food in their kitchen to nourish their residents.

Every donation helps feed hungry people and keeps perfectly-edible food out of the landfill. Join us: [email protected], www.cuisinerescue.org.

Many thanks to Cru Catering for generously donating leftover buffet food from a couple of their recent events.

We delivered this wonderful food to Mt. Carmel Methodist Church in downtown Charleston for use in their Food Outreach ministry.

In three years, we've redistributed 80 tons of leftover food to Charleston-area nonprofits. There's a lot left to collect, though, and the need is great. Join us: [email protected] or www.cuisinerescue.org.