Big news – Kaibosh has now provided over two million meals worth of fresh, healthy food to people in need.

After an unusual few months following our post-earthquake displacement, we're happy to say Kaibosh's Wellington branch has found a new home in Mount Cook.

Kaibosh's Wellington City branch was evacuated after the recent earthquakes, which has led to some challenging times for us – but we're lucky to have friends like All Good, who've come to our rescue with a whole lot of bananas. How will bananas help us at this slippery time, you ask?

We've recently hit an exciting milestone, with our Lower Hutt branch providing the equivalent of more than 100,000 meals to local community groups.

Find out about Make a Meal in May 2017 here! This weekend, Wellington food rescue organisation Kaibosh kicks off Make a Meal in May, its annual fundraising appeal. The idea is simple – supporters make a meal with friends at home or work and donate what they would have spent on a meal out to…

Kaibosh has officially launched its Lower Hutt branch, hosting an event on Thursday evening to thank its many supporters for their contribution to getting the award-winning food rescue organisation’s second branch up and running.

Since launching Food Rescue Heroes in November 2015, Kaibosh has raised the funds to provide the equivalent of 5,500 meals to Wellingtonians in need. The Food Rescue Heroes supporters’ programme sees Kaibosh teaming up with popular local businesses that offer special deals to regular donors.

This Christmas, our friends at Garage Project are making it easy for you to donate by the pint. From 12pm this Saturday 12 December, 12 kegs of Garage Project beer will be pouring at 12 local bars – with all proceeds shared between Kaibosh and Room at the Inn.

There are so many wonderful people who donate their time and energy to keep Kaibosh running, and we'd like to introduce you to some of them.

Kaibosh has won two awards at the NZI Sustainable Business Network Awards, taking home the Community Impact Award and the Auckland Council Mega Efficiency Impact Award.

There are so many wonderful people who donate their time and energy to keep Kaibosh running, and we'd like to introduce you to some of them.

Did you see Kaibosh on Campbell Live last week? If you've ever wondered how food rescue works, or what your donations help us achieve, this is well worth a watch. Thanks to the Campbell Live team for a great story – we'll be sad to see the show go!