Hungry Harvest partners with farmers to rescue fruits and vegetables, packing them into variety boxes and offering affordable, convenient home delivery across the United States. The company positions itself as putting more plants on more plates while reducing food waste and addressing food access gaps in communities. Its core offering is farm-fresh produce and grocery delivery through subscription-style variety boxes. Hungry Harvest emphasizes environmental impact reduction alongside social benefits. Management says recent funding will support aggressive expansion and accelerate product development. The company directs customers to its website for more information. Hungry Harvest rescues fresh fruits, vegetables, and grocery staples that would otherwise go to waste due to surplus or cosmetic standards and delivers customizable variety boxes directly to subscribers’ homes via a team of local drivers. The company operates a subscription delivery model and also donates or subsidizes produce through partner organizations and its own food access programs. Since 2014, Hungry Harvest reports it has reduced over 22 million pounds of food waste and donated or subsidized over 1.5 million pounds of produce. Led by CEO and founder Evan Lutz, the business currently delivers in Maryland, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Southern New Jersey, Northern Delaware, Northern Virginia, South Florida, the Triangle area and Charlotte, North Carolina, and the Detroit Metro Region. The company intends to use new funding to expand its business reach, enhance customer experience and scale its social mission. The core offering combines impact-driven food rescue with a direct-to-consumer logistics operation.

Total raised

$19M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Debt Financing

Latest activity

Oct 2023