Second Helpings Atlanta
Headquartered in United States
Food rescue nonprofit headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia that recovers surplus food from donors and delivers it to partner agencies within 90 minutes across ten metro Atlanta counties, having rescued over 26 million pounds of food since 2004.
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