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MealBridge

Good food shouldn’t end up in the bin.

Bakeries, hotels and households across Sri Lanka list what’s left at the end of the day. Neighbours and community kitchens pick it up before it spoils.

So far: 1 listing claimed · 2 donors · 4 volunteers

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How it works

From a kitchen counter to someone’s table, before it spoils

  1. 1

    List it

    Say what you have, how many portions, and when it must be picked up. A photo helps but isn’t required.

  2. 2

    Someone nearby claims it

    People and community kitchens close by see it straight away and claim what they can use.

  3. 3

    It gets picked up

    The recipient collects it, or a volunteer delivers it on their way.

From the community

How MealBridge Helped My Family During Tough Times..

When I lost my job during the pandemic, MealBridge became a lifeline for my family. The fresh vegetables and meals we received helped

Sandun Madhushan · August 2, 2025

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Got a scooter and an hour after work?

Volunteers carry food from donors to people who can’t collect it themselves. You choose the runs that fit your route.