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Join us for a special event introducing the Food Waste Funder Circle – a brand new network supporting private, public, and philanthropic funders who want to use their capital to drive solutions to food waste.
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Co-Founded by ReFED and the Upcycled Food Association, the Food Waste Funder Circle offers a curated platform for funder education, collaboration, and investment to help drive the capital needed to reach national and international goals to reduce food waste by 50% by the year 2030.
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Membership in the Food Waste Funder Circle is free and open to both individual investors and representatives from funder organizations. Members get access to regular programming about investing in food waste innovations; deal flow reports and pitches from solution providers that are actively fundraising; opportunities to work with like-minded funders on industry challenges; and more. You can learn more about the Food Waste Funder Circle in the attached brochure.
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Reducing food waste is a top climate change solution to cut greenhouse gas emissions (including methane). It can also lead to water savings, job creation, and hunger relief for people in need. And importantly, many food waste solutions offer significant opportunities for investment returns.
If you’re already interested in joining our current members below, sign up for the Food Waste Funder Circle here.
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Here’s What to Expect at the Event:
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- Information about the Food Waste Funder Circle, its membership offerings, and benefits;
- Trends and recent transactions in the food waste sector;
- Insights from investors and philanthropic funders with direct experience in funding food waste solutions; and
- Short pitches by food waste solution providers currently seeking funding.
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So join us on December 8 and learn how the Food Waste Funder Circle can put you at the center of the food waste funding conversation.
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For any questions, please email Sarah Munger, ReFED’s Capital, Innovation & Engagement Analyst, at sarah.munger@refed.org.
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