Loop Closing

🙌🏿 🎉 We are ecstatic to announce that selected Loop Closing for their current round of Catalytic Funding! Echoing Green provides this funding to support the growth and power of former Fellows whose organizations pursue racial justice. The unrestricted grants are designed to advance solutions across issue areas that address differential outcomes and experiences of Black, Indigenous, and people of color globally and enable racial equity organizations to scale. Recognizing that Loop Closing fits squarely in that category, they invited Jeffrey Neal, our founder and 2019 Echoing Green Fellow, to apply.

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Check out our latest blog on our work published in the Commission of Environmental Protection!

Published by the Commission of Environmental Protection! Read about our partnership with Recycle Leaders and Soilful to implement a Sustainability DC 2.0. Community Action Grant!

Check out this week's piece in which Voice of America broadcasting discussed on-site composting as one way to help divert food waste in light of the heightened demand for fresh produce: https://www.voanews.com/episode/covid-19-spurs-innovation-combat-hunger-preventing-food-waste-4651971. They propose that food is wasted much less within local and smaller distribution systems, but we can never entirely avoided it. So, they look at innovative efforts which have the potential for dramatic change such as Jeffrey and Loop Closing. Read our blog here: https://www.loopclosing.com/single-post/local-solutions-lower-food-waste-rates And as always, if you have food scraps and are not sure what do with them, we can help you find a food waste diversion solution - contact us via DM!

Local Solutions Lower Food Waste Rates Check out this week's piece in which Voice of America broadcasting discussed on-site composting as one way to help divert food waste in light of the heightened demand for fresh produce. They brought their story to Washington, DC, home to an established local food systems network due to numerous farm...

Loop Closing provided installation, commissioning (start-up), and training for Baltimore City’s Office of Sustainability’s first on-site composting machine this week! Malcolm House and ILSR () partnered with us to stand up the project and provide guidance and a supporting data collection system. Malcolm House receives recovered food for feeding the community, consistent with ILSR’s food hierarchy. Then, only what cannot be reused is recycled by composting it on-site to avoid hauling and its associated problems. This composting system is part of a larger project funded by .org, fostering community on-site composting at 13 sites across Baltimore. Want to learn more about how we can help you upcycle food? Contact us at https://www.loopclosing.com