Not only did we bag lots of apples, but I got to see the bowels of Rockefeller Center, and I can truthfully say that the industrial kitchens down there smell a lot better than most industrial kitchens I've seen.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
30 Rock Apple Rescue
I recently started volunteering with City Harvest, a great organization that "rescues" food from all over the city and then redistributes it to soup kitchens, low-income greenmarkets, and others in need. This past week I was part of a team that rescued thousands of apples from Rockefeller Center, where an education conference was taking place (using apples as decor).
Not only did we bag lots of apples, but I got to see the bowels of Rockefeller Center, and I can truthfully say that the industrial kitchens down there smell a lot better than most industrial kitchens I've seen.
Not only did we bag lots of apples, but I got to see the bowels of Rockefeller Center, and I can truthfully say that the industrial kitchens down there smell a lot better than most industrial kitchens I've seen.
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Apples as decor! Thank goodness you rescued them.
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