"Through initiatives like the Farmlink partnership, Chipotle is committed to driving meaningful change for our communities, and we're excited to invite our guests to participate in this initiative to reduce food waste and fight food insecurity."Ī nonprofit grassroots movement started by college students during the pandemic, The Farmlink Project connects farms with food banks to feed those in need while supporting essential jobs. "Sending fresh produce from our supply partners to food banks through The Farmlink Project is an ongoing effort at Chipotle," said Chris Brandt, Chief Marketing Officer, Chipotle. Chipotle Rewards Members can also get involved by transferring points to The Farmlink Project on the Chipotle app, an ongoing initiative to fight hunger and waste year-round.
Guests can round up their bill to the next highest dollar amount when placing digital orders to contribute. Chipotle and The Farmlink Project want to help change that reality.įrom December 6 through December 10, Chipotle's digital guests can name their order "GIVETEN" on the Chipotle app or, and 10 pounds of unsold produce from Chipotle's farming partners will be donated through The Farmlink Project to food banks across the United States***.Ĭhipotle is also featuring The Farmlink Project in its R eal Change feature on the Chipotle app and now through January 10, 2022. Twenty billion pounds of produce go to waste on farms each year* while more than 38 million Americans live in hunger**. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG) today announced its latest partnership with The Farmlink Project to fight food waste and hunger.
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