Your food rescue work is genuinely inspiring—57 missions in a year with only one absence shows real commitment, and I love how you're connecting the dots between saving food and fighting methane emissions. The circular economy angle makes this so much bigger than just logistics, and those photos of the truck-packing puzzle really bring it to life. Since you're documenting this meaningful work on Hive, I'd recommend hivestats.io to track your account growth as your community finds you, and InLeo Threads if you want to share quick updates about rescue missions—it's perfect for building a following around causes you care about. What's been the most surprising thing you've learned about food waste since you started volunteering?

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