FoodCloud relies on grants from trusts, foundations and government bodies to fund vital projects and specific areas of our business. Since 2013, grants from these bodies have helped us expand our capacity to rescue surplus food and redistribute it to our network of more than 700 charity and community group partners. FoodCloud monitors the social and environmental impact relating to each of our grants so each organisation that supports us knows the impact that their support has made. For further information please contact fundraising@foodcloud.ie.
Corporate partners support us in a range of areas from special projects to core costs including operational capacity, solutions to increase food rescue, our technology solution and the growth of our business. We will work with your business to help meet your own CSR objectives through a bespoke programme involving activities such as volunteering, employee engagement activities, staff fundraising and communications. For further information, please contact us at: fundraising@foodcloud.ie.
After a successful three-year partnership from 2018-2020, during which time the equivalent of 15.1 million meals were distributed with their support — AIB renewed its partnership with FoodCloud in March 2021 for another three years, investing €1.5 million to support FoodCloud to continue tackling the enormous environmental issue of food waste and to support local communities across Ireland .Our long-term strategic partnership with AIB has been essential in supporting FoodCloud’s growth through a challenging time. It will continue to support us in tackling the enormous environmental issue of food waste and to support local communities across Ireland and internationally.
We would like to sincerely thank all of our philanthropic partners who continue to support our vision and day-to-day operations. Their contribution has a transformative impact on food waste and food insecurity in Ireland, we could not do what we do without their support and kindness to all the FoodCloud team.
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