A new initiative to share food, Foodsharing.de is an online spot for people to offer left over food In Germany and beyond. It's mostly about food that's perfectly edible, but not wanted anymore by the person sharing it.
It's especially meant to reduce food waste. This is an excellent solution for people who live without money or who want to save money. If you're in Germany: go use it.
You can find more tips about getting free food here on Moneyless.org.
No money for food? There is nothing worse than feeling hungry without money in the pocket. Thankfully there are solutions. There is enough food, and you don't always need the money to get your fair share of it. There is no reason to starve if you don't have money. On the contrary.
There's enough food for everyone, but a lot of food is chucked. Stores, consumers and producers simply dump a lot of good food! You can find this food by checking the bins you find outside of stores. Dumpster diving can also be a lot of fun!
There are two things sure in life, death and taxes. And actually, there is a third thing we can be sure of: inflation. Over time prices of almost all products are rising. This is especially obvious with groceries. World food prices have been rising more steadily in recent years. And you might feel that in your wallet. Saving money on groceries is a good way to get around it. How to save money on groceries?
The Food is Free Project is a 501(c)(3) non profit in the United States that grows communities and food launched in January 2012. The project is connecting people both online and in their own street to grow and share food among people.
The project is creating models for growing food in unused public spaces so that people can get fresh and organic food.
How can you live with little or no money? See inspiring examples and tips. Also read the introduction and the page about Moneyless.org.
