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Epic-Cure Inc.

Acquiring high-quality, fresh food and redistributing it to those in need.

Delivering Meals to Combat Hunger

Established in 2018, Epic Cure promotes inclusivity in community support and addresses issues like hunger, food waste, and education. From the outset, the organization committed itself to providing immediate relief and empowering individuals and families through skill development and sustainable practices. 

Recognizing the diverse needs within communities, Epic Cure emphasizes that every person, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to necessities like food and opportunities for personal growth. The organization established partnerships with local shelters, food banks, and community centers, creating an efficient meal distribution system.

Minimizing the Environmental Effects of Food Waste

Epic Cure's mission includes an innovative approach to sustainable solutions to food waste. The organization focuses on rescuing millions of pounds of surplus food that would otherwise go to waste. This practice helps reduce the environmental impact of food waste and addresses the pressing issue of hunger in local communities.

Epic Cure's success is due to the collective effort of individuals, local businesses, and community organizations. Generous donations of funds, food, and volunteer time have fueled the organization's ability to reach more families and expand its impact.

Mission Statement

At Epic-Cure®, our mission is to eliminate hunger and food waste, protect the environment by keeping food out of landfills, and teach self-reliance through cooking classes for veterans and Title-1 school children – Sustain U.®. We engage senior citizens to teach children to safely prepare meals, providing them with practical life skills and the self-confidence that comes from real achievement, while simultaneously connecting generations through a shared purpose and improving the well-being of the children and their senior citizen mentors.