Meals worth of food thrown away
in the US each year
1 in every 9 people face food insecurity within the United States.
With FoodFull we reduce that waste while saving your business money.
Partnering exclusively with verified 501(c)(3) Non Profits, food gets picked up from the fastest Non Profit to feed the community while providing savings for your company up to tens of thousands of dollars.
FoodFull turns surplus food into surplus revenue for your business. The food inventory has already been purchased by your restaurant or store, and when the food is thrown away, it is throwing away money. Through FoodFull, you are able to write the food off at retail value as a donation. Instead of at the end of the year paying additional taxes, the billions of pounds of food can be used to help people save food and save money.
FoodFull Benefits
- Fast delivery pickup from all surrounding 501(c)(3) Non Profits
- Saving your Restaurant, Grocery Store, or Farm's costs of up to 15% of total business revenue
- Item receipts are instantaneous for each order for easy indexing for your taxes breaks
- Tracking Metrics to optimize food waste
- Reporting latest national and state legislation for protecting food donation
- Feeding countless people in your community with food already bought even if it's past the expiration date
Steps to save your food store money today
1. Upload Excess Food
Food not sold or even expired upload to FoodFull to feed people in need
2. Food Gets Picked Up
The fastest Non Profit to pick up food right in your store at the push of a button
3. Save
Money
Your food feeds people while food is valued at retail value resulting in incredible savings
Donating through FoodFull provides cost savings up to 15% of your stores revenue working exclusively with verified 501(c)(3) Non Profits.
When you place an order through FoodFull nearby Non Profits are notified where the quickest picks it up.
Weekly reports of donated food & its value to catalog inventory and optimize your stores inventory purchases.
Provide food to people in need in some cases even past its expiration date with federal protection.
