Change Food has retired
Thank you to everyone who's supported Change Food and founder Diane Hatz's work over the past 23 years. Read her Farewell message and legacy of work. Please also still feel free to read and share the resources on the Change Food site!
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Change Food® might have retired, but the the East Village Neighbors Community Fridge in New York City is still operating and needs your support.
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