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ParticiPation oZHARVESt 28 shine Since it began, OzHarvest has provided close to 12 million meals and rescued more than 3.5 million tonnes of food from landfill. Clockwise from top left One of the distinctive OzHarvest vans; worker Albert receives a donation; Ronni Kahn in front of one of the vans; worker Bob unloading. Photos courtesy OzHarvest
the seven deadly food Wastage sins These facts and figures from the OzHarvest website are terrifying because they are true. Even in a rich country like Australia, many people are not able to eat regularly. 1 1 million Australian children go to school without breakfast, or they go to bed without dinner. this need not be the case. 2 Australians throw away almost 3 million tonnes of food worth $5.2 billion a year, with the average household wasting $616 of food (or 136kgs per person) each year. 3 Australians discard up to 20% of the food they purchase. that is equal to 1 out of every 5 bags of groceries bought. I had food on my table and a roof over my head... what more did I need? What motivated me was the notion that I had everything so what more could I do? Ronni Kahn 4 10% of greenhouse gas emissions in rich countries come from growing food that is never eaten. 5 the rich countries have nearly twice as much food as is required by the nutritional needs of their populations. 6 Less than a quarter of the food that is wasted in rich countries would feed the world’s one billion hungry people. 7 Bread and other cereal products thrown away in households alone would be enough to lift 30 million of the world’s hungry out of malnourishment. meat, whole salmon, fresh wagyu beef or Ben and Jerry’s ice-cream—all within the expiry date.” ozHarvest receives donations from top lawyers and accountants, schools and coffee shops, hotels such as the Four seasons and the westin and food companies such as Cadbury, Qantas Flight Catering, supermarkets and butchers. the 175 regular donors also include institutions like the sydney eye Hospital and the nsw parliament! Just in case you were thinking of donating the leftovers from the next family function, ronni said, “we can only accept food from professionally catered events and licensed food caterers—not individual homes.” Donated food comes from a wide variety of places, and is distributed to a huge range of charities—around 240 in the sydney and wollongong area. these charities provide food for those escaping domestic violence, the homeless, families on low incomes and people going through drug and alcohol rehabilitation. ozHarvest sydney now has a fleet of 8 vehicles which delivers 266,000 meals a month. ozHarvest delivers 333,000 meals per month australia-wide with a fleet of 12 vans. since it began, ozHarvest has provided close to 12 million meals and rescued more than 3.5 million tonnes of food from landfill. all from the initiative of a woman who wanted to “do something more with my life.” you can helP too ozHarVest is aLways looking for volunteers for all aspects of its work. some volunteering includes database work, logistics coordination and general office work. other volunteers are involved in raising awareness at produce markets and expos, and driving and riding in the food pick-up and delivery vans. it can be as varied as helping out at special events or washing out the food containers! Find out more If you are interested in becoming a volunteer email info@ozharvest.org, visit www.ozharvest.org or phone 02 9516 0587. shine 29
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