There are currently 10,000 people in the country earning less than subsistence levels, according to the data. Several all-Russian food-sharing projects and many local ones are used to help them. At the federal level, the most notable are:  Movement, and I'll Give Free Food. Each project has its own working mode. food to share. Moscow operates based on verbal agreements between businesses (donors) and project volunteers.

Participants themselves collect expired products from organizations and distribute them moible number data to acquaintances of volunteers, charities and NGOs. I want to give free food is a community. Every day, it pops up ads showing which products people or businesses themselves are willing to give away for free. In the comments, the activist agrees and brings goods. The Ross Food Fund was established in 1999 and is the largest food aid organization in Russia.



Became the first food bank in the country. The fund develops industrial food sharing, the rescue of large quantities of essential goods before their expiry date from destruction. The redistribution of the product in this case was achieved through the efforts of several legal entities. Also working with government authorities to make the product delivery system cost effective and well thought out. Food banks are at the intersection of national, social and corporate interests.