RedBit is honoured to share that our commitment to leveraging technology for social good has been recognized through winning and receiving the esteemed Second Harvest Food Rescue Award.
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This award reflects our dedication to technological innovation and highlights our commitment to using our expertise for social good. We stand alongside Starbucks Coffee Canada, SC Johnson, Chick-fil-A, and Sobeys RSC Whitby as one of the forefront in fighting against food waste in Canada.
Who Are Second Harvest Food Rescue And Why Are They Important:
Second Harvest Food Rescue is not just an organization; it's a beacon of hope for millions, as 20% of Canada’s current population is facing food insecurity. During the last fiscal year, they were able to help 4.8 million Canadians receive food which is 12% of the population.
As Canada's largest food rescue organization, Second Harvest operates at the intersection of hunger relief and environmental protection. Their mission is twofold: to alleviate hunger by redistributing surplus food to those in need and to mitigate the environmental impact of food loss and waste.
Second Harvest is pivotal in addressing this pressing issue in a country where millions struggle to put food on the table. Their innovative approach rescues surplus food from various sources across the food supply chain – including farmers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers – that would otherwise go to waste. This surplus food is then redirected to thousands of charities and nonprofits, providing nutritious meals to individuals and families facing hunger.
However, Second Harvest's impact extends beyond hunger relief. By rescuing and redistributing surplus food, they also contribute to environmental sustainability. Food waste is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, and by diverting edible food from landfills, Second Harvest helps reduce these emissions, thereby contributing to a healthier planet for future generations.
Second Harvest's work is not only important on a national scale but also on a global level. As a thought leader in perishable food redistribution, Second Harvest shares its expertise and best practices with organizations around the world, driving progress toward a more sustainable and equitable future.
About RedBit:
At RedBit, we are not only passionate about technological innovation but also deeply committed to giving back to our community and nurturing the next generation of tech talent.
Our dedication to social responsibility is ingrained in everything we do, guiding our decisions and actions as we strive to make a positive impact on the world.
Why Choose Us:
- Innovation: Innovation lies at the heart of everything we do at RedBit. We pride ourselves on developing creative software solutions that push the boundaries of possibility.
- Cloud Technology Expertise: Embrace the power of the cloud with RedBit. Our expertise in cloud technology enables businesses to achieve greater agility, security, and scalability.
- Proven Success: With a proven track record of success, RedBit has earned clients' trust across various industries. Our partnerships with companies like NexgenRx and BGRS demonstrate our ability to deliver results that exceed expectations.
- Social Impact: Our work goes beyond business – it has a real impact on people's lives. Our collaboration with Second Harvest on the Food Rescue app exemplifies our commitment to using technology for social good.
- Client-Centric Approach: At RedBit, we prioritize understanding our client's unique needs and challenges. By taking a client-centric approach, we ensure that our solutions are tailored to deliver lasting results.
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RedBit's receipt of the Second Harvest Food Rescue Award is a testament to our unwavering commitment to positively impacting the world.
As we continue pushing the boundaries of technological innovation, we remain dedicated to using our expertise to improve society.
Ready to embark on a journey of innovation with RedBit? Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your business thrive in the digital age.
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