What is a Social Entrepreneur?
Social entrepreneurs drive social innovation and transformation in various fields including education, health, environment and enterprise development. They pursue poverty alleviation goals with entrepreneurial zeal, business methods and the courage to innovate and overcome traditional practices.
These Hinkle Creek Elementary students are working to fight the global food waste scandal by telling the story of their K-12 Food Rescue Program that keeps unopened food out of landfills. They fit the entire above definition.
They are taking pictures, collecting data, marketing K-12 Food Rescue to their school to make sure it is understood, and they are sending a message to all schools in America that "food is not trash", and courageously demonstrating that the old traditions of throwing away unopened and unpeeled food are a thing of the past!
Empowering students to believe they can make a positive impact on the world at a young age is only one of the many reasons every school should have a K-12 Food Rescue Program, and a Student Led Entrepreneurial Initiative on the subject of school food waste.
Social entrepreneurs drive social innovation and transformation in various fields including education, health, environment and enterprise development. They pursue poverty alleviation goals with entrepreneurial zeal, business methods and the courage to innovate and overcome traditional practices.
These Hinkle Creek Elementary students are working to fight the global food waste scandal by telling the story of their K-12 Food Rescue Program that keeps unopened food out of landfills. They fit the entire above definition.
They are taking pictures, collecting data, marketing K-12 Food Rescue to their school to make sure it is understood, and they are sending a message to all schools in America that "food is not trash", and courageously demonstrating that the old traditions of throwing away unopened and unpeeled food are a thing of the past!
Empowering students to believe they can make a positive impact on the world at a young age is only one of the many reasons every school should have a K-12 Food Rescue Program, and a Student Led Entrepreneurial Initiative on the subject of school food waste.
2016/2017 School Year
2017/2018 School Year: Hinkle Creek Students Went Onto Noblesville West Middle School
While they moved to Noblesville West MS, they trained a new group of K-12 Food Rescue Warriors at Hinkle Creek!
The students they trained before they left rescued 7,762 food items in the 2017/2018 school year
2018/2019 School Year Hinkle Creek Students
2018/2019 Noblesville West Students and Hinkle Creek Students Combined Photo
Noblesville West MS K-12 Food Rescue Mentors to Hinkle Creek Elementary Students
Hinkle Creek Students Present K-12 Food Rescue on their own at an informational Expo.
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