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Fuel & gas
Fuel keeps our own truck moving between surplus-food pickups and weekly distribution.
Dorchester, Massachusetts
Food rescue in Boston for neighbors and veterans.
Boston Angels uses its own truck to rescue surplus food and distribute approximately 800 food and supply bags weekly. We support neighbors experiencing homelessness and veterans in Dorchester, including along the Blue Hill Ave corridor.
Where your money actually goes
The practical costs behind a dependable weekly route.
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Maintenance
Routine maintenance keeps the truck ready for food rescue and neighborhood distribution.
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Equipment & bags/packaging
Equipment, bags, and packaging help us sort, pack, and move food safely.
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Food rescue & distribution
Practical costs behind weekly food rescue and distribution, including approximately 800 food and supply bags weekly.
Choose your next step
There’s more than one way to keep this work moving.
Fund the essentials
Donations help cover fuel, truck maintenance, equipment, bags/packaging, and the practical costs of weekly food rescue and distribution.
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Your gift keeps the route ready
Your support helps cover truck operations, supplies, and the practical work behind weekly food rescue and distribution.
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This is about sustainability, not charity.
We run an operation. The truck needs to move. The bags need filling. Your support makes that possible — every week, every route.
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