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Boys' school students experience sharing tour
 2025-01-23

Last Friday (17/1), Food Commons Foundation and the volunteer service group of Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College went to Tai Wai Market to collect leftover vegetables. Each student showed 100% dedication throughout the entire process of collecting and sharing the leftover vegetables. The grandmothers who received the vegetables were full of praise for them!

Increase resources to support food recovery and charitable donations
 2025-01-21

Increase resources to support food recovery and charitable donations 

The Food Commons Foundation has submitted recommendations for the 2025/26 fiscal budget public consultation, focusing on creating a sustainable society through enhanced support for food recovery and charitable donations. The suggestions aim to address current economic challenges, reduce food waste, and raise public awareness about the importance of food conservation.

During the Major Cold period, what is good to eat?
 2025-01-20

Today (January 20, 2025) marks the last of the twenty-four solar terms, "Major Cold," indicating that the weather is at its coldest. During this period, it is beneficial to consume dishes made from the following vegetables:

Nutritional Drinks Shared with Others
 2025-01-17

On Wednesday evening, we received a donation from a citizen of 30 nutritional drinks, which expire in May and September. We immediately shared these, along with sandwiches and bread collected, with those in need, including the homeless, scavengers, and elderly individuals.

Food Recovery Fun for Families
 2025-01-14

At the beginning of January, the Food Commons Foundation took a group of children to Tai Wai Market to experience food recovery by collecting leftover vegetables. From pushing carts to gathering produce and sorting it, the children were hands-on and fully engaged in every step, with plenty of help from their parents. Some children were even unhappy when the activity ended, and families expressed their desire to participate again! 

Food Conservation Action in Tsim Sha Tsui / Sham Shui Po
 2025-01-10

The Food Commons Foundation connected a vegetarian restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui with the Angel Valley volunteer team, collecting 34 meal boxes tonight to share the vegetarian buffet with 34 individuals in need in the Sham Shui Po district, including the homeless, low-income individuals, and cleaners. 

We thank the restaurant for their donation and the volunteers for their efforts in purchasing food boxes, saving 17 kilograms of food. Together, we are working to conserve food and help others.