Doing Good Is Good for Business
35 million tons of food goes to waste in the U.S. each year, yet 50 million Americans struggle with hunger. Adam Lowy saw an opportunity to use his family's moving business to alleviate this problem. Today, Move for Hunger helps individuals donate the food they would otherwise throw away. Hear how Lowy turned his desire to do good into a successful--and impactful--business.
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