Society of St. Andrew

gleaning america’s fields,feeding america’s hungry

Why is so much good food available to glean and distribute to the hungry?

Take our quiz to see if youknow why!

These beans are headed for a landfill. What’s wrong with

them?

A. They are not fresh.

B. Nobody likes green beans.

C. They are the wrong length.

D. They have botulism spores.

A. They are not fresh.

B. Nobody likes green beans.

C. They are the wrong length.

D. They have botulism spores.

These strawberries areheaded for a landfill.

What’s wrong with them?

A. Strawberries are too messy.

B. They have an insect problem.

C. Somebody dropped them.

D. The farm closed for the season.

A. Strawberries are too messy.

B. They have an insect problem.

C. Somebody dropped them.

D. The farm closed for the season.

These potatoes are headed for a landfill.

What’swrong with them?

A. They are moldy.

B. They have blemishes.

C. Bird’s Eye changed packaging.

D. People prefer 5-lb bags.

A. They are moldy.

B. They have blemishes.

C. Bird’s Eye changed packaging.

D. People prefer 5-lb bags.

These potatoes are headed for a landfill.

What’swrong with them?

A. They were delivered to the wrong place.

B. The flavor is off.

C. They are last year’s potatoes.

D. They are the wrong shape.

A. They were delivered to the wrong place.

B. The flavor is off.

C. They are last year’s potatoes.

D. They are the wrong shape.

This corn is headed for a landfill. What’s

wrong with it?

A. They were the second and third ears on each stalk.

B. They have pesticide residue.

C. The ears are wormy.

D. They fell off the truck.

A. They were the second and third ears on each stalk.

B. They have pesticide residue.

C. The ears are wormy.

D. They fell off the truck.

These tomatoes are headed for a landfill.

What’swrong with them?

A. They weren’t refrigerated.

B. They are misshapen.

C. They are too ripe.

D. They are squished.

A. They weren’t refrigerated.

B. They are misshapen.

C. They are too ripe.

D. They are squished.

These peaches are headed for a landfill.

What’swrong with them?

A. They were overlooked at harvest.

B. They are bruised.

C. They didn’t get sold.

D. They are too big.

A. They were overlooked at harvest.

B. They are bruised.

C. They didn’t get sold.

D. They are too big.

Meanwhile,50 million Americansstruggle to put food ontheir tables.

In 2012, with the help of40,300 volunteersthe Society of St.

Andrew put100 million servingsof fresh fruits and

vegetables onthe tables of people at

riskfor hunger across the US

Society of St. Andrew

3383 Sweet Hollow RoadBig Island, VA 24526

800-333-4597

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