Follow With Us: Zero Waste Living.

Through our work, we recognize ten principles as being fundamental to The Hunger Project and to ending hunger. We challenge ourselves to ensure that each of our strategies builds on these principles. One of these principles is sustainability. 

Solutions to ending hunger must be sustainable locally, socially, economically and environmentally.

We challenge our investors to join us in living these principles. When it comes to sustainability there’s tons of ways for all of us to do our part. One of the trends we’re really inspired by is Zero Waste.  We know Zero Waste Living sounds like a serious challenge, but we’re here to remind you the goal doesn’t have to be perfection. Your waste production doesn’t have to be exactly zero. However, you can challenge the way you think about your current lifestyle and make small improvements. Check out some of our favourite follows on Instagram focused on the Zero Waste Lifestyle: 

  1. @zerowastecutie 

    Based in Toronto and with a slight focus on fast fashion. Check out Elizabeth’s feed for some serious inspiration! 

  2. @zerowastechef

    Food is so, so important to us, of course. We love the idea of being mindful of the waste we bring into our kitchens and lives. 


  3. @zerowastebulk 

    We’re loving following this Waterloo-based zero waste grocery store lately. Especially their latest initiative, the Community Fridge - which allows members of the community to access food no questions asked. 


  4. @zerowastemvmt

    Based in Winnipeg, this is a sweet little store with sustainable and products that support zero waste living. 


  5. @zerowastecollective

    All about buying better to ultimately buy less. 

Let us know what you think about Zero Waste Lifestyle and share with us your favourite follows for bringing sustainable practices into your everyday life.  DM us on Instagram.






Zero Waste Cutie

Zero Waste Cutie

Zero Waste Chef

Zero Waste Chef

Zero Waste Bulk

Zero Waste Bulk

Zero Waste Movement

Zero Waste Movement

Zero Waste Collective

Zero Waste Collective

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