Since our inception, Eco Eats Equation has partnered with multiple community kitchens, food shelters, and schools in the Greater Boston area. By working together, we’ve not only reduced food waste but also helped these kitchens become more sustainable and efficient.
Lex Eat Together in Lexington, Massachusetts consists of volunteers who desire to provide free and nutritious meals to individuals and families in need within our community.
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Founded as a “house of hospitality” in 1966, Haley House has grown into a multifaceted organization deeply rooted in the South End and Roxbury. One of their services is a soup kitchen and food pantry.
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One of the oldest homeless supper programs in Boston, our dedicated team of volunteers has served thousands of warm, healthy meals every Friday night, including on holidays and through snow, storms, power outages, and pandemics.
Eco Eats Equation received funding from Leadership & Innovation Lab after winning their 2024 IdeAction Global Pitch Competition for their outstanding accomplishments and plans for expansion.
This organization is developing a smart refrigerator agent "SmartFridge" that uses features like scanning receipts, analyzing fridge snapshots, and understanding voice commands to maintain an up-to-date inventory of your fridge, predict expiry dates, and suggest recipes. Currently, a total of $600 is being funded through them to improve models and obtain FDA certification.
Women’s Lunch Place is a shelter that provides comprehensive support to over 2,200 women experiencing homelessness and crisis, offering services from nutritious meals and medical care to legal, housing, and personal advocacy. Their holistic approach addresses both immediate needs and long-term empowerment, ensuring that women receive compassionate, individualized care without judgment.
A mostly volunteer crew with experience in newsrooms, running non-profits, and living and working in Lexington. Their mission is to increase understanding and participation in Lexington, Massachusetts through local, community journalism.
