I heart PGH

IheartPGH: a blog about Pittsburgh and people who love this city

You are here: Home / Archives for 412 Food Rescue

Ice Skate into Spring! Very Local’s 1st party is a benefit for 412 Food Rescue.

Leave a Comment

tl;dr: All Pittsburgh lovers are invited to come to an ice skating party on Sunday, March 3, 2019.  Hello IheartPGH readers, As you may have noticed over the past few months, there have not been many updates here on the ye olde IheartPGH blog. If you follow @IheartPGH on Twitter, you have likely seen some retweets from @VeryLocalPGH. I am excited to introduce you to a new Pittsburgh website that I have been working on for the past few months. Say hello to Very Local Pittsburgh.  The Very Local team, along with the help of a crew of writers and… Read the rest

Food Waste is Huuuge: A Wasted evening with 412 Food Rescue!

Leave a Comment

Join 412 Food Rescue at the Byham Theater for “Off The Record” Pittsburgh‘s special preview performance “Food Waste is Huuuge: A Wasted evening with 412 Food Rescue!” Start the merriment at 6 pm for a special reception featuring rescued food prepared by area chefs followed by the show at 8 pm. 412 Food Rescue is the beneficiary of the PREVIEW NIGHT for the 16th annual Off the Record – the annual musical comedy spoof of Pittsburgh news and newsmakers. In it’s 16th year, “Off The Record” Pittsburghcontinues the happy tradition of musical hijinks, laughing at Pittsburgh news and newsmakers while… Read the rest

Summer Harvest: Come Support 412 Food Rescue and Help Fight Hunger in Pittsburgh

Leave a Comment

On July 25th, The Livermore will be hosting Summer Harvest, an event that celebrates the spirit of entrepreneurship in Pittsburgh while raising money for an important social cause: fighting hunger in Allegheny County. All proceeds from this event will go to 412 Food Rescue, a non-profit started by Leah Lizarondo (The Brazen Kitchen) and Gisele Fetterman (The Free Store). 412 Food Rescue hopes to “rescue” every bit of food that stores can no longer use and convert them into meals for more than 175,000 “food insecure” people in Allegheny county, including over 43,000 children. According to the Pittsburgh City Paper,… Read the rest

Contact Us

Archive