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The Louisville-based nonprofit said it is bringing back its seasonal effort aimed at reducing food waste while supporting people facing hunger. Keith Kaiser joined the organization Wednesday morning to learn how the program works.
Feed Louisville has brought back its holiday “No Waste, No Hunger” campaign for the 2026 season, according to the group’s update reported by WAVE. The nonprofit said the campaign is designed around a paired mission: limiting food waste and channeling usable food and community support to address hunger.
Keith Kaiser joined the organization on Wednesday morning as part of the effort, WAVE reported. The session was focused on letting Kaiser learn more about how Feed Louisville works to help fight hunger and how the holiday program fits into the organization’s broader operations.
WAVE’s report described the “No Waste, No Hunger” campaign as a recurring seasonal initiative. Feed Louisville framed the holiday period as a time when families and donors can participate through the nonprofit’s established hunger-relief work, while also emphasizing the waste-reduction component associated with the program name.
While the report did not detail specific dollar goals, participating partners, or distribution logistics, it did characterize Kaiser’s visit as an informational step tied to the campaign. The program’s return also suggests Feed Louisville is reactivating the same general holiday framework used in prior years, according to the campaign branding described in the news coverage.
Local hunger-relief organizations often face operational pressures during winter months, when household budgets are strained and food access needs can rise. In that context, Feed Louisville’s holiday campaign framing highlights food waste reduction as part of its approach, linking stewardship of donated or recovered food to ongoing hunger-support efforts.
Kaiser’s involvement, as described in the WAVE coverage, centers on learning how the nonprofit’s campaign and hunger-fighting work operate during the holiday season. Additional details about participation, collection or donation processes, and the campaign timeline were not included in the report, and would be expected to be communicated separately by Feed Louisville as the program progresses.
