Last Mile Food Rescue Updates
By Eileen Budo, CEO, Last Mile Food Rescue Food has always been a focus in my life. Cooking and sharing meals means deep connection – nourishment on the most basic level, serving those you care…
Good News! The Love Thy Neighbor Fund at the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati is matching all gifts to Last Mile Food Rescue up to $25,000. This fund was created to strengthen…
On September 30, 2025, over 250 people showed up at The Mettey Event Center at Matthew 25 Ministries to celebrate five years of Last Mile Food Rescue. Food Rescue Heroes,…
This fall, as we reflect on five years of impact at Last Mile Food Rescue, we’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on Patty Wilken, a dedicated Food Rescue Hero who…
By Eileen Budo, CEO, Last Mile Food Rescue Over the past month, we’ve seen how quickly hunger can grab ahold of communities. With the pause in SNAP funding, thousands of…
Last Mile’s school food rescue program is transforming how cafeterias handle food waste, turning leftovers into meals for families. Recently entering the national stage via ReFed’s webinar “From Classroom to…
Behind every food rescue, we ask one simple question: Would you eat this in your own kitchen? Every day, Last Mile receives food rescue donations in all shapes, sizes, and…
In neighborhoods across the city, Last Mile’s mobile market in Cincinnati is reshaping how people access food, bringing fresh, rescued ingredients right to the heart of the community. In July…
Have you ever found yourself oddly mesmerized by a video of someone perfectly restocking their fridge? This fridge restock trend has taken over social media… Not familiar with restock culture?…
The Rescue Clock Was Ticking. Our Fleet Stepped Up. It started with a phone call, and the clock was ticking. 44,000 pounds of Yukon Gold potatoes, still perfectly good to…