Since Drexel graduate Evan Ehlers started Sharing Excess in 2018, the food rescue nonprofit has established over 2,000 distribution sites across 36 states and helped feed over 10 million people across ...

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A small metro Detroit food rescue organization is teaming up with a national nonprofit to collect excess fruits and vegetables from the massive Detroit Produce Terminal for the first time in years.

“As an undergrad at Drexel, I saw classmates and neighbors struggling with hunger every day,” Evan Ehlers, 29, said. Witnessing food insecurity up close inspired the college student to start Sharing ...