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===== Community Fridge ===== | ===== Community Fridge ===== | ||
- | A community fridge is a refrigerator located in a public space. It's a type of [[food bank]]. Sometimes called freedges, they are a type of mutual aid project that enables food to be shared within a community. Some community fridges also have an associated area for non-perishable food. | + | A community fridge is a refrigerator located in a public space. It's a type of [[https:// |
Community fridges are often commercial fridges, which cost between $2000-5000 new. Due to the 24/7 unsupervised nature of community fridges, it’s often best to find a used one instead of purchasing a new fridge, as a fridge of any condition has an unsure shelf life on the sidewalk (an average of 8 months per fridge is not unheard of). | Community fridges are often commercial fridges, which cost between $2000-5000 new. Due to the 24/7 unsupervised nature of community fridges, it’s often best to find a used one instead of purchasing a new fridge, as a fridge of any condition has an unsure shelf life on the sidewalk (an average of 8 months per fridge is not unheard of). | ||
In order to find fridge replacements, | In order to find fridge replacements, | ||
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+ | An example of a fundraiser to raise funds for a new fridge: https:// |
community-fridge.1694030448.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023/09/06 20:00 by Roman Sheydvasser