<p>Sharing Excess is a solution to scarcity. In communities everywhere, vital basic resources are going to waste, while people continue to suffer from the lack of those very same resources. This is a disconnect created by logistical barriers between excess and scarcity. If solved, this connection could ensure basic necessities for all people alive today. Sharing Excess is scaling human compassion to meet a global challenge that has existed long before this idea was born. Founded in Philadelphia in 2018, our movement aims to address the crucial need for food by delivering regular surplus from grocers, restaurants, wholesalers, and farmers to communities experiencing food insecurity. We bring this student group to the University of Pennsylvania to get more students active and engaged with their broader communities!</p>

Edward Kiev

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Fiona Su

Henry Feldman

Preston Chan

Yujung Lee

Sharing Excess at the University of Pennsylvania

Sharing Excess is a student group at the University of Pennsylvania that partners with grocery stores, restaurants, and farmers to deliver food surplus to a network of nonprofits, food banks, and community organizations.

Sharing Excess at the University of Pennsylvania

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