1,132,599
Meals delivered
2,382,599
Kilos of waste reduced
The Fair Food story
Established in 2012, Fair Food is Auckland’s first food rescue charity. We collect good fit to eat food from primary producers & retailers that would otherwise go to landfill, and redistribute it free of charge to people who struggle to put food on the table.
In other words, we feed people, not landfill.
Reuse Good Food
Rescue surplus quality food
From business donors, growers, manufacturers, retailers, distributors, wholesalers
Re-distribute
Collection and redistribution
Manage logistics supply, sorting and transportation
NOURISH communities
Via 50+ Partner Agencies
Manage logistics supply, sorting and transportation
Help the planet
Zero Waste
Reducing carbon, minimising landfill, helping save the planets
Who’s on board
Where does the Fair Food rescued food go?
Avondale Refugee Centre
Alternative Education
Avondale Community
Action Child & Family Service I Waitemata DHB
Day Spring Trust
Emerge Aotearoa
Education and Employment
Elim Christian Centre, West Auckland
Faith Pointe Community Foodbank
Family action
Generation Ignite Food Bank
Good Shepherd
Good Neighbour
Haven Foundation
Health West (Young Dads)
Health west/ whanau ora
Hope Foundation (Encounter)
Kelston Community Hub
Leataataa
Lifewise – Waitakere Community Outreach
MPHS Community
Operation Hope
Ohana Young Parent Charitable Trust
Ranui Baptist Community Care
Regional Work Rehab
Salvation Army
Street Ministries (Homeless services)
Te Mana
Tuvalu Trust
Te Ata Mental Health Association
Te Ukaipo
Thrive
Target Education
Waitakere Alternative Education Consortium
Vakatautua Vision West
Womens Centre
Waitakere Waipareira Trust
News
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There’s a modern-day Robin Hood operating in West Auckland on a daily basis. The only thing…
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The Italian government has overwhelmingly backed a new set of laws aimed at cutting down the…
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Consider what it takes to keep all those Olympian machines nourished and…
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Hugh is on a mission to change the way we think about waste, by challenging the…
11
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Ripe Near Me is a small startup with an ambitious goal. founded by Alistair Martin and…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVk31Yv9vlg Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is on a mission to change the way we think about waste,…
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Kia ora, We were nominated and attended the, love your place and Eccomatters award night Waitakere…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIVqFyMmmwU Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is on a mission to reduce the amount of waste that Britain produces….
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Oct
The scale of food waste in New Zealand is quite horrifying, with Kiwi families chucking…
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Nov
Anyone in Hamilton, Auckland or ?, want to support a great cause and also have a…
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Feeding People, not landfills!
Fair Food, Auckland’s first food rescue charity, was set up to to ‘Address Hunger & Tackle Food Waste’. We collect fit-to-consume unwanted food, which would otherwise go to land-fill and redistribute through community organisations to people who struggle to put food on the table. With both social and environmental benefits, food rescue is a ‘win-win’.
In other words, we feed people, not landfill.
Head to our Give-a-little page to help the cause
Fair Food, Auckland’s first food rescue charity, was set up to to ‘Address Hunger & Tackle Food Waste’. We collect fit-to-consume unwanted food, which would otherwise go to land-fill and redistribute through community organisations to people who struggle to put food on the table. With both social and environmental benefits, food rescue is a ‘win-win’.
In other words, we feed people, not landfill.
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