http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/uber-hunger-delivers-unwanted-food-need/ “Uber Against Hunger” Delivers Unused Food To Needy, Hits 1000-Meal Mark Terry Turner Jul 29, 2016 What could be more perfect than using the “sharing economy” to deliver food that people don’t want to those who desperately need it? That’s what the Unsung app sets out to do. Being tested in Austin, Texas, the app has delivered 1,000 meals that would have otherwise gone into the trash. The Unsung app works kind of like Uber’s ride-sharing service to “hack hunger,” as it’s creators say. RELATED: Tesco to Give All Unsold Food to Charity in its 800 UK Supermarkets Restaurants, grocery stores, or even individuals click on the app to announce they have food to give to the hungry. The app sends the information to nearby volunteer drivers who pick it up and deliver it to people in need. The app will even calculate the value of your food donation so you can declare it as a tax deductible contribution on your income taxes. Every meal that’s donated appears on the app’s live feed. This video shows how the app works. RELATED: Canadian Restaurant Offers Free Meals To Anyone Who Can’t Afford To Pay The app is expected to be available later this year as Unsung works to set up networks of users around the United States. (WATCH the video below from Unsung) – Photos: Unsung.org SEND The Sharing Economy To Your Friends, By Sharing This Story… Sent from my iPhone