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You have entered nearly 8 million food items into the tracking tool. Just a reminder that the Food Rescue Tracking Tool allows one time "catch up" entries. If you have fallen behind entering the data and want to enter it for any portion of the year, you can make a one time entry to catch up.
If you have lost your link, reply to this email and we will forward it to you. [email protected] Additionally, if you know your estimated number of rescued food items his semester, that can be entered as well. For example: 90 school days X 40 estimated items per day = 3,600 food items rescued. Just enter 3,600 items then "submit" and the entry is complete! There is also a feature on our live impact dashboard that allows you to see the total for your school since you started using the tool, similar to the image below. Just find your school then adjust the date ranges, and the tool will produce your individual graphic at this link. Thanks so much for leading K-12 Food Rescue! John Williamson Food Rescue Executive Director K-12 Food Rescue is proud to announce a curriculum for all K-12 student groups, but one that was designed by Carolyn Crafton Brooks, Functional Academic Educator at Westfield MS. Click on this image to acquire the curriculum for a great Project Based Learning activity for all grade levels.  Food Rescue founder, John Williamson, was recently interviewed by Brigid Ayer of Catholic Radio 89.1 Indianapolis "Faith In Action". Click on the image to hear the interview. Food Rescue was able to connect with all Catholic Schools in Indy as a result of the interview.  K-12 Food Rescue leaders were recently featured on a Design for Change "Design Sprint". It's a "must listen" to see how K-12 Food Rescue is empowering students. Click on the log below to hear their voices and their inspiring stories!  |
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