The Solution To Food Disparity Is In Your Hands

How our food excess can turn into someone else’s meal.

Pic by Anton Porsche

It’s hard for me to believe that, in spite of all the technological revolutions, we still haven’t been able to solve one of the most basic human needs: eating. Yes, hunger continues to be one of the largest problems affecting modern society. And it’s not limited to underdeveloped countries. Hunger is also a huge problem here in our own backyard: 1 in 6 Americans struggles to get enough to eat, while others get oversized portions

The food disparity in America is engrained in cultural behaviors so complex and large that it seems hard to solve. I’m not naïve or pretentious enough to think I cracked the code. Yet I believe that food splitting can be game-changing. Encouraging people to make the conscious decision to share their meals with someone in need can have a tremendous impact at no extra cost for the user. Let me show you how.

Let’s Provide More Than Just Food

When I started working on how to solve food disparity, I felt that most research fell short. I decided to …