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Final Days To Give A Meal In May And Help Kaibosh Get 100,000 Meals To The Community
Food rescue charity, Kaibosh, is asking New Zealanders to Give a Meal in May this month to help them get 100,000 meals to the community. Every $20 donated helps Kaibosh provide 40 meals worth of good kai to the community. “Getting involved with Give ...
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Wellington.Scoop » Final days of appeal to help Kaibosh deliver 100,000 meals this month
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My Wellington: A city that's 'genuinely kind, caring and optimistic'
"It’s a city that encourages and embraces individualism, but not selfishness." Matt Dagger should know. The food rescue agency he manages, Kaibosh, provides up to 60 tonnes of food each month to people in need.
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Kaibosh Kāpiti save 57 tonnes of food from waste in first year
Kaibosh Kāpiti save 57 tonnes of food from waste in first year 7 May, 2021 02:51 AM 4 minutes to read Kaibosh Kāpiti operations manager Ben Wakefield. Photo / Rosalie Willis Rosalie is a reporter for Kāpiti News Almost a year on from opening, Kaibosh Kāpiti have hit 57 tonnes of food saved from waste and given to those in need in the Kāpiti community. Coming at a time when the charity is running a month long drive throughout the Wellington region to provide 100,000 meals for those in need ...
Wellington Region New Zealand New Zealand General Waikanae Foodbank Haratua Takoha Kai Ben Wakefield
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