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SOLVING THE WORLDS DUMBEST PROBLEM Myth #1 Hunger is a developing world problem 2 TRUTH Hunger is everywhere Myth #2 You cant give away food because of liability TRUTH You will NOT be liable for giving away food Myth #3 Hunger is

  1. SOLVING THE WORLD’S DUMBEST PROBLEM

  2. Myth #1 Hunger is a developing world problem

  3. 2

  4. TRUTH Hunger is everywhere

  5. Myth #2 You can’t give away food because of liability

  6. TRUTH You will NOT be liable for giving away food

  7. Myth #3 Hunger is a SCARCITY problem

  8. TRUTH Hunger is a LOGISTICS problem

  10. Myth #4 Nonprofits are the only solution

  11. TRUTH Solving these issues at scale requires capital & technology

  12. HOW COPIA WORKS REQUEST RECOVER RECEIVE Businesses schedule a Our Food Hero Businesses receive pickup of excess food recovers and delivers documentation to through our platform. the food to nearby maximize their tax shelters. savings.

  13. BENEFITS 1 Save time 2 Reduce disposal & over-purchasing costs 3 Receive tax deductions 4 Comply with waste management laws

  14. IMPACT 830,000 $1.6M = POUNDS RECOVERED UNLOCKED SAVINGS

  15. WE’VE NEVER WASTED A POUND OF FOOD

  16. Proud Partners with Copia Recovering food from all NFL & Super Bowl 50 affiliated events

  17. 23,000 PEOPLE FED ONE EVENT ONE CITY ONE WEEKEND SUPER BOWL 50 7

  18. Myth #5 Food waste & hunger are inevitable

  19. TRUTH We’ve never had the capital, technology, or gumption to fix it

  20. What will your company do with excess food?

  21. CONTACT INFO /gocopia @gocopia Komal@gocopia.com gocopia.com W

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