Robinhood Army
Volunteer-run food redistribution that fights hunger and food waste, from Delhi.
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Robinhood Army mobilises volunteers to collect surplus food and redistribute it to people who need it, cutting food waste and hunger in a single act. Redirecting good food from bins to plates spares both the waste and the emissions of food left to rot. Now active across 13 countries, it is an easy, direct way to give your time. Join a drive to help.
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