Americans throw away 165$ billion worth of food every year...That about 20 pounds per person every month. You must watch this video.
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Young, old, students, scouts, moms, dads, sisters... everyone is participating in Latet's food collection in association witht the supermarket chain Supersal.
Volunteers from all over the country have started collecting dry and canned goods in the various Supersal branches.
Volunteers from all over the country have started collecting dry and canned goods in the various Supersal branches.
They encourage shoppers to donate some of their items to Latet and, at the same time, raise awareness around poverty in Israel and how we can all collectively play a role in the solution.
And on top of that, they have fun!
And on top of that, they have fun!
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