TribLive | Franklin Regional students partner with food-rescue nonprofit

By 412 Food RescueJune 19, 2018August 4th, 2022Media

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412 Food Rescue, started in 2015, stops perfectly good, safe and edible food from going to landfills.

By Patrick Varine

Amy Smith’s environmental science students at Franklin Regional Senior High School are used to lab experiments with a predetermined outcome.

One of their recent assignments was a bit more nebulous: they partnered with nonprofit 412 Food Rescue to assist with the organization’s push into Westmoreland County.

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