Programme nearbyFood & GardenHalle (Saale)Share rescued food at a Fairteiler in Halle (Saale)Share rescued food at a Fairteiler in Halle (Saale) foodsharing Halle (Saale) has been saving leftover food since 2013. Public Fairteiler shelves and fridges let anyone leave or take still-good food. Volunteers keep the spots clean, talk to donors, and run extra actions against waste. What you can do in Halle (Saale) - Walk up to the Fairteiler at Hordorfer Straße 4 (Hühnermanhattan, second gate) or at the Franckesche Stiftungen (between house 30 and 31) - Leave surplus food or take what you will eat - Support the volunteer crew that restocks and removes spoiled items How to join A Fairteiler is a public fridge or shelf. Anyone may use them. Volunteers need safe, clean sites, so new cupboards take time. Follow the deinhalle portrait for how the local group works. Why it matters in Halle (Saale) Halle keeps edible food in circulation between neighbours instead of the bin. Find more community projects in Halle (Saale). Good to know - Do I need to prove income? No. Anyone may leave or take still-good food at a Fairteiler. - Where are the cupboards? Hordorfer Straße 4 (Hühnermanhattan, second gate) and the Franckesche Stiftungen between house 30 and 31.hallefairteilerfoodsharing +1
Programme nearbyFood & GardenAugsburgShare food at the contact Fairteiler in AugsburgShare food at the contact Fairteiler in Augsburg contact in Augsburg e.V. hosts a Foodsharing shelf and fridge inside its Sozialkaufhaus. You may take food for your own kitchen or leave what you will not use. House hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00 (last entry 17:45). What you can do in Augsburg - Visit contact Foodsharing for the Fairteiler rules - Take or leave food during opening hours - Read more on foodsharing.de if you want to join the wider network How to join The Fairteiler sits at Im Tal 8. It is a walk-up shelf and fridge, not a soup-kitchen queue. Anyone may use the Fairteiler food, whatever their income. Why it matters in Augsburg Augsburg gets a daily, indoor place where leftover food keeps moving between neighbours. Find more community projects in Augsburg. Good to know - What are the opening hours? Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00 (last entry 17:45). - Is it a soup kitchen? No. It is a walk-up shelf and fridge; anyone may take or leave food for home use.augsburgfairteilerfoodsharing +1
Programme nearbyFood & GardenMannheimShare rescued food at a Fairteiler in MannheimShare rescued food at a Fairteiler in Mannheim foodsharing Mannheim e.V. runs public Fairteiler so rescued food can be taken or left for free. The civic deal page lists seven Fairteiler in the city, kept in partnership with quarter management and the municipal housing company GBG. Food is free. The cupboards are also places to meet. What you can do in Mannheim - Use the Fairteiler at Dammstraße 41, 68169 Mannheim listed on the civic deal page - Leave still-good food or take what you will eat - Ask the local group how to help restock one of the seven sites How to join Fairteiler are public shelves or fridges. Anyone may use them. The association also shares food privately and donates to social institutions. Solarpunker does not run the cupboards. Why it matters in Mannheim Mannheim keeps edible food in the neighbourhood instead of sending it to waste. Find more community projects in Mannheim. Good to know - How many Fairteiler are there? The civic deal page lists seven Fairteiler in Mannheim. - Is the food free? Yes. Anyone may leave or take food; keep the cupboard clean so the host can keep it open.mannheimfairteilerfoodsharing +1
Programme nearbyFood & GardenMainzShare leftover food at the church Fairteiler in MainzShare leftover food at the church Fairteiler in Mainz Since 2023 the Ev. Auferstehungsgemeinde Mainz keeps a Fairteiler cupboard by the side entrance of the church (the Kita door). Anyone may leave or take food. The parish runs it independently of foodsharing, and still welcomes Foodsavers who use it. What you can do in Mainz - Read the Fairteiler page for what may go in the cupboard - Fill or empty the cupboard during the day. It is cleaned around 17:00 so nothing stays overnight - Ask at the parish office if you want to help with cleaning shifts How to join Fruit, veg, bread, and tins are welcome. No chilled goods. Everyone may take food, whatever their income. Kita and parish volunteers rotate the cleaning. Why it matters in Mainz A Mainz church door becomes a daily plate instead of a bin. Good to know - What may go in the cupboard? Fruit, veg, bread, and tins are welcome. No chilled goods. - When is it cleaned? Around 17:00 so nothing stays overnight. Fill only during the day.mainzfairteilerchurch +1
