What started as a simple query in a restaurant has become a program that has ensured thousands of Coloradans have the nutritious food they need while keeping unused food from heading to landfills. We Don’t Waste is putting food in the mouths of those who need it while simultaneously helping the planet. Arlan Preblud, founder and executive director, is behind this wonderful organization and we were lucky enough to talk to him for the latest In Good Taste Denver Podcast. 

Arlan Preblud of We Don't Waste.
Founder and Executive Director of We Don’t Waste, Arlan Preblud. Photo courtesy We Don’t Waste.

You’ve probably heard of We Don’t Waste but maybe you weren’t quite sure what they do or how they do it – or the unique reasons why. With the need greater than ever, we’re proud to bring this informative conversation with Arlan Preblud to our In Good Taste Denver readers and our podcast listeners.

A child in a wagon with a bag of veggies from We Don't Waste.
Families can pick the items they want at We Don’t Waste’s mobile markets. Photo courtesy We Don’t Waste.

Please listen to our podcast conversation by clicking on the link below.

We Don't Waste staff loads and unloads boxes full of nutritious food bound for the landfill.
When you see any of the We Don’t Waste trucks and crews, you know good things are happening for people who need it. Photo courtesy We Don’t Waste.

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In the podcast, Arlan refers to the following programs and links. Here they are for your convenience:

The We Don’t Waste website.
Sign up to volunteer, here.
Find out how you can donate.
Follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

 

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