Gozzer's leftovers feed North Idaho's needy
Real Life Ministries Community Assistance Program volunteer Corinna Gardiner smiles as she serves meals to Post Falls' needy during a community assistance day in August. Steven Abell said that help is available to everyone every other week, with no limitations.
Courtesy of Steven Abell
Every day, restaurants, food trucks, and golf courses across the area throw out thousands of pounds of unsold, cooked or ready-to-eat meals. According to the Institute for Environmental Research and Education, 40% of any given day’s food supply will be tossed in the rubbish.
However, through the Real Life Ministries Community Assistance Program in Post Falls, uneaten hot meals that would otherwise be thrown away feed the hungry bellies of North Idaho neighbors in need.
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