By Kaylene Bishop Charlie’s Produce in Boise has been a Very Important Partner since our partnership started in early 2023. They are a...

Idaho News 6 reports: Rolling Tomato is reducing food waste and helping those in need! Our June winner of the Shine A Light Award, this local non-profit has made it their mission to recover and distribute excess food to those in need and keep it out of the landfill. Watch below to hear their story and visit their site to see how you can help their cause!

By Kaylene Bishop There are people in this world that leave an impression and for me, that’s Bernice Smith. We met for coffee and talked...

By Kaylene Bishop If you are familiar with downtown Nampa, Golden Glow Tower (GGT) is the tall, white building on 7th St. On Tuesdays, I...

by Kaylene Bishop Drew Mannen clearly loves his family. Formerly a police officer, he is a stay-at-home parent and his wife, Erin, is a...

City Cast Boise reports: A lot of perfectly edible food from Treasure Valley restaurants ends up in the landfill. But one local woman is on a mission to get these meals to people who need them most. Rolling Tomato ( https://www.rollingtomato.org/ ) nonprofit founder Julie D'Agostino is talking with executive producer Frankie Barnhill about her plans to make food waste in our city obsolete.

By Kaylene Bishop The day started with snow and ended with Sunshine. Sunshine Evetts, that is, who manages the Give Hope Lutheran Church Food Pantry in Eagle, Idaho. Sunshine’s name reflects her personality: warm, bright, and a welcome presence on a wintry day. We met at the cozy Trailside Bakery Cafe Boise off State Street. Having arrived at different times, we coincidentally both ordered an oat milk chai -- the first of several similarities. Sunshine loves her job. Her whol

by Jenny Charlton The partnership between Rolling Tomato and Valor Pointe began prior to its opening in August 2020, when Julie reached...

Before moving to Boise a year and a half ago, Bob Mosier made a name for himself restoring antique cars while also finding time to...

Idaho News 6 reports: From bakeries and restaurants to hospital kitchens and locally-owned farms, Rolling Tomato recovers truckloads of...

KTVB reports: When commercial kitchens make more food than they need, Julie D'Agostino and the Rolling Tomato Food Recovery Project step...