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Food Recovery Infrastructure Grant Program

The intent of this program is to reduce, to the greatest extent practicable, the amount of fresh and processed foodstuffs currently entering Pennsylvania’s waste stream. Registered non-profit agencies operating programs in the Commonwealth that provide food to segments of the public will be supported in partnering with retailers/wholesalers of foodstuffs operating in the Commonwealth to captur…

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Agency: Pennsylvania Environmental Protection

Award

Award Ceiling: $50,000

Dates

Application Opens: October 6, 2024

Application Deadline: February 28, 2025

Eligibility

nonprofit

The Food Recovery Infrastructure Grant Program is a reimbursible grant that provides funding assistance to registered non-profit organizations operating programs in Pennsylvania that provide food to segments of the public (e.g. food banks, soup kitchens, etc.) who partner with food retailers/wholesalers to recover safe and wholesome foods before these foods become a waste. Eligible costs under this grant include costs for equipment necessary to prepare, transport, or store the recovered safe and wholesome foods from food retailers/wholesalers.

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