Phoenix restaurants eligible for grant to reduce food waste
In its third year, Project REDUCE will award restaurants with $1,000 micro-grants to implement simple, creative, innovative, and money saving food waste prevention projects.
(Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Restaurant owners can receive a micro-grant for reducing food loss and waste through Project REDUCE.
In its third year, Project REDUCE will award restaurants with $1,000 micro-grants to implement simple, creative, innovative, and money-saving food waste prevention projects.
Restaurants participating in Project REDUCE will receive hands-on training and technical assistance from a local Chef, Chris Lenza. Restaurants will also be showcased by the city of Phoenix through Project REDUCE week — a week-long recognition event to promote participating restaurants.
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Phoenix restaurants eligible for grant to reduce food waste
(Courtesy city of Phoenix)
In its third year, Project REDUCE will award restaurants with $1,000 micro-grants to implement simple, creative, innovative, and money saving food waste prevention projects.
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Restaurant owners can receive a micro-grant for reducing food loss and waste through Project REDUCE.
In its third year, Project REDUCE will award restaurants with $1,000 micro-grants to implement simple, creative, innovative, and money-saving food waste prevention projects.
Restaurants participating in Project REDUCE will receive hands-on training and technical assistance from a local Chef, Chris Lenza. Restaurants will also be showcased by the city of Phoenix through Project REDUCE week — a week-long recognition event to promote participating restaurants.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until June 30 so apply now.
Two online information listening sessions will be available for interested restaurants to ask questions and further develop applications:
Information Session 1: 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 3
Information Session 2: 3 p.m. Monday, June 15
To apply and find links for the listening sessions Project REDUCE.
Editor's note: The above was republished from a city of Phoenix news release.
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